Sentence examples for to effectively explain from inspiring English sources

They should each be able to effectively explain how their respective proposals would improve the sustainability of the spaces they observed.

Mr. Obama's aides said they were keenly aware of how President Bush, in their view, had failed to effectively explain the bailout plans he sanctioned last year or how they would benefit ordinary people, and as a result saw public opinion turn quickly against them.

In the Le Monde interview, Platini offered up more details about his verbal agreement with Blatter to be paid a £1.35m bonus nine years after his contract to be an adviser ended, but he still failed to effectively explain away the delay.

A stress-based criterion for predicting debonding appeared to effectively explain the crack deflection behavior for the three composites.

Their exploratory studies failed to effectively explain the mechanism for the impact of children's gender and did not lead subsequent studies to focus on the gender of children.

Finally, since you will need to effectively explain the results (financial statements and KPIs) — don't assume they're self-evident — do a formal run-through of your earnings call with a subset of your best-informed private investors.

In particular, the synthetic strong motions of KMMH16 (KiK-net Mashiki), which is located very close to the fault, effectively explain the observed motions with the largest velocity during the earthquake.

Some suggestions have been made about how to explain key terms of genomic studies [ 30], but the extent to which such abstractions effectively explain the risks and benefits involved remains yet to be seen.

This was a complex issue because no-one seemed to have a proper explanation for it, and as a result, the District Health Management Team and supervisors could also not effectively explain to CHAs about the cause of the problem and what could be done to resolve it.

Further, neither the district nor the CHA supervisors could effectively explain to the CHAs reasons for delayed and non-payment of CHA incentives.

The behaviour of these two receptor systems in PC12 cells has long fascinated many researchers and our simple prediction appears to be both novel and effectively explain how the two receptor systems are able to utilise the same pathway to achieve different cellular responses.