Sentence examples for support explain from inspiring English sources

"Been Boinged" celebrates a project's being mentioned on BoingBoing.net; "Inbox Zero" and "Family Tech Support" explain themselves.

"You need a commissioner who can go out to diverse communities and win their support, explain this is why we are doing this, it is good for you, for your children and your grandchildren," said one top mayoral aide.

Despite all Mr Gore's rhetoric about "fighting for working families", 46% of those who described themselves as "working class" voted for Mr Bush.These Republican inroads into the Democrats' traditional sources of support explain why the vote was so agonisingly close.

But perhaps also, the lack of elite support explains why these candidates rose in the polls in the first place.

The lack of support explains why nearly half (46%) of cancer carers suffer with mental health problems, and one in eight (13%) experience physical health problems.

On Friday, the officials said that they had provided helicopter support, explaining that it might have given the false impression that the raid was an American operation.

The same day, Mr Clinton, accepting the need to bolster support, explained the reasons for armed action in a speech broadcast from the Pentagon.

"In many parts of Italy, it's the tourists who are a restaurant's main support," explained Roberto Iannotta, owner of Hotel Milano.

"No one understands servicing our guests as well as our employees," said David Byerly, Hilton's senior director for global support, explaining that allowing hotels to choose their vendors had led to inconsistent service.

"It's more of a problem for candidates who have to build support," explained Silas Lee, a pollster and political analyst, arguing that the distraction benefits the current front-runner, Lt. Gov. Mitch Landrieu.

When private demand suddenly plunges, it helps to have a well-oiled machinery of state that can quickly step in.Indeed, the scale and timing of fiscal support explains much of the recent divergence within the euro area.