Sentence examples for nationwide explains from inspiring English sources

The company is banking on the fact that the word will be uttered -- it is the most common word in football, spoken about 90 times per game, according to Stats, Inc. "Simply wait for that magic word to be said during the game and we'll activate the giveaway across each one of our 6,200-plus 6,200-pluss nationwide," explains KurestaurantsO of Pizza Hut, inationwideexplains

Jim Vincent, a software consultant with Nationwide, explains his company already had an extensive mainframe-based system that provided IBM's Office Vision messaging and calendar software.

NEW DELHI -- Rushing to meet a self-imposed year-end deadline to release all political prisoners, Myanmar on Friday announced the release of 69 inmates from over a dozen jails nationwide, explaining in a statement that the move demonstrated the "benevolence and loving kindness of the state".

i.e. the reverse of how that fat northern bloke in the Nationwide adverts explains it (you know the one….Xmas party…..glug, glug, glug, glug!).

Mr. Austin said the immigration service has personally contacted one and a half million employers and sent out 8 million fliers to employees nationwide to explain the law.

In addition, the company said that its operatives would focus on between fifteen and twenty "national level individual targets". Donors were told that Psy-Group had "mapped anti-Israel hubs" across the country and had "executed 5 rapid-response operations nationwide," without explaining what those operations entailed and whom they targeted.

Talking about her profession (600,000 practitioners nationwide) she explained, "We advocate; we promote social justice; we are committed to supporting children and families".

The demand for parts explains why nationwide, the most frequently stolen car is the Toyota Camry.

"Many customers prefer dealing with more mature and experienced people, and older workers tend to be more loyal and committed," explains Carol Hurst, Nationwide's head of personnel.Retiring early is no longer a cushy number.

But as my colleague Keith Bradsher explains, "A nationwide real estate downturn, stalling exports and declining consumer confidence have produced what a Chinese cabinet adviser, quoted on the official government Web site on Thursday, characterized as a 'sharp slowdown in the economy.' " Is there even a phrase for that in Mandarin?

In the coming days, administration officials are expected to begin nationwide meetings to explain the law to the public.