Sentence examples for to explain the challenge from inspiring English sources

"We're here today to explain the challenge," Leggett said.

"Ça marche!" Mr Cameron screams in French with boyish excitement: "It works!" Scientists aren't sure which species are immune to Ebola, but Mr Cameron uses the example of a tree he once filmed in the Republic of Congo to explain the challenge they face.

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Neither woman was content with her circumstances, but tried to explain the challenge of breaking this cycle of poverty.

The next morning, Ed is extremely hungover but manages to pull himself together by the time Chris Harrison arrives to explain the challenge.

We asked Philip Ardagh, author of the Eddie Dickens series; How to Train Your Dragon author Cressida Cowell; and Laura Dockrill, author of the Darcy Burdock books, to explain the challenges and the rewards of specialising in literature for young people.

If Central Casting (or Central Intelligence) had searched for an unknown player to explain the challenges of a reborn Afghanistan to the United States and the world, it could hardly have done better than Mr. Karzai.

The scene in the final hour, when she and Eric take Matt and Julie out for dinner to explain the challenges of marriage, was heartbreaking for Eric's blindness to his own hypocrisy.

But the book does well to explain the challenges of the future, not only in ending the war but in healing a traumatized and shell-shocked society. Robin Wright Lately, I've been reading a spiky little book by David Rieff, "In Praise of Forgetting".

I asked Protect Our Winters' Executive Director, Chris Steinkamp, to explain the challenges and solutions to saving winter.

When compared to each other, however, it seems that SCA's proposed path dependency theories of legitimacy, learning, and increasing returns are more effective than coordination effects, policy-feedback, and cultural institutional approaches to explaining the challenges of reforming multilateral heath agencies.