Sentence examples for without explaining that from inspiring English sources

The Republican effort to defeat Obamacare has been a long campaign to get people riled up about the unpleasant costs of health reform, without explaining that if you don't pay the costs, you can't get the benefits.

Here in Bayou La Batre, Vietnamese people tell of contractors who allowed relatives to sign them up in absentia, or who encouraged potential clients to sign official-looking forms — in English — without explaining that the forms were legal retainers.

And some managers say on their fund Web sites and in fund prospectuses that their portfolios are hedged, without explaining that they are actually heightening currency risk by making bets on currency moves in an effort to bolster returns.

A few editors said they were already taking tougher stances after discovering their disclosure policies had allowed authors to acknowledge writers financed by drug companies without explaining that the paid writers played primary roles in creating the manuscripts.

He also said Smith had never asked Fleisher or the team to draft the documents, and that the agent had advised Smith to sign them without explaining that they violated the salary-cap rules.

If it was true that this treatment was such a frequent cause of suicide that a seventeen-year-old had known several cases, wouldn't the law step in, or a medical association? "Every day she saw that the day when we might perhaps live together was farther and farther away," he said, without explaining that, either — for every day brought him nearer his majority and freedom to choose.

He went on to explain that, without these rules, you are able to 'nest a layover', meaning a stop-over of no longer than 24 hours en route.

And last week the 92-year-old Mugabe is said to have hinted to a group of war veterans that he would retire "properly", without explaining what that might mean.

No one can explain that moment without realizing the power of respect.

(And, as Bernstein explains, that's without counting the capital gains income that contributes significantly to the income of the most wealthy).

In the email, Marshall wrote that Data61 would be the "lynchpin of our new strategy," without explaining how that entails job cuts.