Examples of using Could not explain in English and their translations into Hebrew
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F'lar could not explain to the dragon the politics behind the necessity of inspiring awe in the holders, lord and craftsmen alike.
gave the right answer, which means 98% of them could not explain how weight loss works.
which means 98% of health professionals surveyed could not explain how weight loss works.
I have burst into tears before in front of my boyfriend, but I could not explain to him what was wrong,
which means 98% of the health professionals in our survey could not explain how weight loss worked.
But even Darwin's theories could not explain the developmental gap between apes and man.
I remembered the behavior of the local forest ranger Staegemeir, which I could not explain, so I tried to forget about all this.
which means 98% of the health professionals in our survey could not explain how weight loss works.
with many years experience, and they were absolutely certain that they could not explain what they saw.”.
meaning 98% of the health professionals could not explain how weight loss works.
Over time, academics and finance experts began to notice anomalies that conventional models could not explain.
which means 98 per cent of the health professionals in our survey could not explain how weight loss works.
finance experts began to notice anomalies that conventional models could not explain.
The 9/11 Commission Report implicitly admitted that it could not explain the collapse of this building by not even mentioning it.
And then a fury rose up in her that she could not explain: not annoyance, not frustration,
But such differences could not explain the appearance effects on election outcomes, nor could differences in gender and race.
The same source could not explain why Warren was not allowed to enter Israel,
The senator, while denying he was drunk, could not explain his nudity.
root composition in the rich family orchard, But could not explain what pulled Karin Matthews' body into the Michigan mud;
engineers blamed imaginary little creatures called gremlins for malfunctions they could not explain.