Sentence examples for this rule explains from inspiring English sources

This rule explains why a Supreme Court justice recently yanked off the air a news conference by Prime Minister Ariel Sharon.

This rule explains why when in English, the phrase "John is talking to Lucy" is turned into a question, it becomes "Who is John talking to?", and not "John is talking to who?".

This rule explains why a compound formed from two well matched but weakly bonding ions, such as Cs+ and ClO4− is more stable than a compound formed from two stronger, but mismatched, ions, such as Na+ and SiO44− or Na+ and O2−.

The second part to that rule explains that the baseline is not a straight path from base to base.

If you parents need to make the rule, explain the facts without whining.

The revision rule explains the behavior, both ordinary and extraordinary, of a circular concept.

The horizontal double dummy does a neat end run around the 40% rule, explains Robert Willens, a tax expert at Lehman Brothers.

An equivalent contact angle derived from the Cassie rule explains the wetting behaviour of particles having the pores filled with liquid.

The 60-30-10 rule explains to use 60% of the room in your main color.

Anders Ericsson, the psychologist behind the 10,000 Hour Rule, explained this important caveat by saying, "You don't get benefits from mechanical repetition, but by adjusting your execution over and over to get closer to your goal.

Players have the rules explained to them all the way through games.