Sentence examples for to more fully explain from inspiring English sources

He again called on Mr. Cameron to more fully explain his decision to hire Mr. Coulson as communications director.

The complainants have been informed and we will be writing to them to more fully explain our decision".

Daimler's failure to more fully explain why it was not paying a dividend suggested the company might be girding for another tough year, he said.

To more fully explain the profession to the public, the association, ACA International, has set up a Web site called Ask Doctor Debt that lets consumers ask questions in a "Dear Abby" style format.

After an initial oral hearing last week, the court ordered Americans for Safe Access, a advocacy group for medical marijuana use and research to file a brief in order to "clarify and amplify the assertions made [by] Michael Krawitz regarding his individual standing", and to "more fully explain precisely the nature of the injury that gives him standing".

Future research should focus on identifying changes in shear-wave splitting with time, an area of research that will be able to more fully explain the mechanisms that underlie the observations presented here.

The goal of the second activity, "Using Evolution to Guide Research," is to help students more fully explain why understanding common ancestry is important for medical research.

Since research on CAR within the exercise literature is still in its infancy, the reporting of these variables, even if not significant will (1) more fully explain the response to the intervention and (2) allow researchers to more efficiently focus on CAR variables which may be most relevant moving forward.

Norman Siegel, executive director of the New York Civil Liberties Union, said the prosecution also erred by not insisting that the judge more fully explain the law of street encounters.

Can you more fully explain why you did?

At present, I hope you'll bear with this assertion for just a bit, so that I can more fully explain my hypothesis.