Sentence examples for speakers to explain from inspiring English sources

"Where are all these employers seeking language grads?" That's a comment from reader pablitopanama, who joined us in a live Q&A about career options for foreign language speakers to explain how difficult his search for work has been.

In response to Hoffmann's concerns, the chair of the conference's national organizing committee e-mailed the invited speakers to explain that speaker invitations were decided not by nationality, but "based on nominations and consultations with eminent chemists, topics of the conference, available slots in the program," among other criteria.

As part of the study, Grenny and Maxfield also conducted an experiment to see if using a brief, framing statement (that allowed the speakers to explain their intent before sharing their content and demonstrate that they had not lost control of their temper of emotions) could reduce social and emotional backlash.

"I'll leave the Speaker to explain issues for herself, as she has.

A point of order is called by the member for Herbert asking the speaker to explain to Plibersek she has 30 seconds.

For example, if a team member says, "This project is never going to make it past Finance," ask the speaker to explain why she thinks that.

But since this analogy is invoked so often, I hope that the next time you hear it used you will challenge the speaker to explain exactly why a government's budget is like a household's budget.

Neither males nor females laugh as much with female speakers as they do with male speakers, helping to explain the paucity of female comedians.

In fact, Koepfer, like the other speakers, wanted to explain that the sport isn't defined solely by the U.F.C., which is viewed with both awe and suspicion by many hard-core fans.

I think the Speaker needs to explain the matter".

Gove was summoned by the Commons Speaker, John Bercow, to explain his ideas in an urgent question.