Sentence examples for the problem explains from inspiring English sources

The problem, explains Noe, is that the process of making a feature can be such a long and painful process.

The problem, explains the paper, is that deliberately cooling the planet would mask any additional warming produced by greenhouse gases.

Part of the problem, explains Devineni, is that there are very few observational records on river flows beyond 50 70 years.

The problem, explains the psychology writer James Clear, author of Atomic Habits, is that it's a response evolution bequeathed us for a setting radically different from today's.

"This prevents other tissues deconditioning during injury or rehabilitation and helps you retain good form and function, minimising the impact of the problem," explains Scott Morris from Balance Performance Physiotherapy in Clapham, London.

The root of the problem, explains V. N. Venkatakrishnan, an assistant professor of computer science who was involved in the project, is that browsers were originally designed to be forgiving of badly written Web-page code.

"The plane is the problem," explained David.

"Eisner has been the main part of the problem," explained AFA president Tom Widmon.

That legitimates the ongoing racial inequality, because whites don't believe that they are part of the problem," explained DiTomaso.

The problem, explained by Anderson in a comment for the journal Nature Geoscience, is one of simple arithmetic and assumptions that are either impossible or implausible.

The problem, explained Aleksandra Popova, an attendant working her maiden trip, is that so many trains are headed south from Moscow during the World Cup and family vacations.