Sentence examples for Spectrum of reasons from inspiring English sources

To understand why, look at the exhibit "A Spectrum of Reasons for Failure," which lists causes ranging from deliberate deviation to thoughtful experimentation.

Those who attend the annual Full Circle celebration at the Matheny Medical and Educational Center, which casts a spotlight on the facility's Arts Access program for its patients, show up for a spectrum of reasons.

The novelist added that sites such as Goodreads and Amazon have proved "remarkably vulnerable to those who would use the sites for a video game style shoot ups with targets they choose for a whole spectrum of reasons".

21) — with an excellent cast led on Monday by Misty Copeland and Stella Abrera, is an impressive spectrum of reasons for which Mr. Wheeldon is acknowledged as one of the most accomplished choreographers today.

"There is a spectrum of reasons, ranging from 'I think it costs too much to go to school here' to 'I don't want to support any new fees' to 'I just don't want to have my dollars go to athletics because I don't use it.' " The N.C.A.A. said it did not keep data on such fees.

"Because of the political stability of all the Balkans, the political consequences for the stability of Yugoslavia as far as [the republic of] Montenegro is concerned, and for Kosovo, there is a full spectrum of reasons for being interested in the security and stability of Macedonia," Scharping said.

Russia's transport minister says investigators are looking into an "entire spectrum" of possible reasons the crash occurred, including the possibility of a terror attack.

Across the whole spectrum of possible reasons for patients attending a tertiary referral diagnostic clinic estimated exact agreement is 19%32%2% versus 13%) over and above chance.

However, implementation of this strategy is not reaching women at the lower end of the socioeconomic spectrum for reasons that are not well understood.

Yet, health care coverage status is part of a broad spectrum of non-clinical reasons, including obstetrician preference [ 27, 28], litigation fears [ 29- 31], maternal preference [ 32, 33], and fewer women attempting a trial of labour after previous caesarean [ 34, 35].

They also pushed the Common Core State Standards, with the help and influence of people like Bill Gates, a movement initially embraced by members of both parties but that eventually became the object of scorn from all parts of the political spectrum, for a variety of reasons.