Sentence examples for received explains from inspiring English sources

"Here they can talk about a relationship or a break-up without worrying about how that's going to be received," explains Owen.

Ideally, the customer service team should have access to email campaigns sent to the customer and copies of any other messages the customer has received," explains Givens.

"Once the toys are received," explains Kida and Suzuki, "we will evaluate the plush toy, and discuss what would be the best way to perform a transplant.

I sent JetBlue's president a polite letter by certified mail (return receipt requested and received), explaining the situation and asking for my $540 back.

Bravo was proud of how his hospital had treated the seventeen patients it had received, explaining how his team had started to set up an emergency burn and trauma unit as soon as he'd received news of the fire at the children's home.

"The global health agenda is moving beyond providing access to and increasing capacity for healthcare and into a focus on the quality of care received," explained Dr. Rice.

I wrote about entropy a year or so ago, and I have a thick file of letters I received explaining it; but I still don't know what it is.

The more roads and drivers a state has, the more federal money it receives, explains Judith Rodin of the Rockefeller Foundation, which funds infrastructure research.

"Historically recruiters have used a degree grade primarily to draw a line in the sand in order to manage the number of applications they receive," explains Dan Hawes, co-founder and marketing director of the Graduate Recruitment Bureau.

"The reviewer is there to advise about the science and the originality and the interest" of the manuscripts editors receive, explains U.K.-based writing and publishing coach Elizabeth Wager.

"It's not necessarily the case that disclosing raw numbers will be helpful, but it depends on the type of order they receive," explains Mark Rumold of the Electronic Frontier Foundation, "In the business records context (the Verizon order), the government disclosed raw numbers, but that didn't provide meaningful information because they were using a single order to obtain records on millions".