Sentence examples for a why for which from inspiring English sources

Again, this all leads back to a "why" for which there is no discernable answer.

MOTOBLUR doesn't do it any favors and it's not clear why a phone for which the focus is go-anywhere should have a social/family/connectivity focus.

Differences in taxonomic practice may therefore go some way towards explaining why birds (for which the diagnostic phylogenetic species concept was originally developed) display patterns of sister-species overlap so different from those of heliconiines.

Given these economic realities, it is easy to understand why for-profit companies, which have a fiduciary responsibility to increase shareholder value, have increasingly shunted R&D money away from antibiotics and toward other drug types.

The study provides an explanation about why homogeneous tissues for which proliferative and functional tasks are performed by a same cell type are unlikely to be observed under high cell-renewal requirements.

Both reasons perhaps explain why this prize – for which he is routinely considered a contender each year – has been comparatively late in coming.

Local resident Charles Brenin has set up a Facebook page called Think Before You Breed: "Why breed something for which there is no market?

Other explanations for why a club which has spent over half a billion pounds net in the transfer market since 2007-08  can still lose to Liverpool and Burnley also run contrary to the club's own line.

Why meddle with something for which there is a Latin, and therefore authoritative, term: the status quo.

Researchers have been itching to clarify the intimate relationship between itch and pain for decades--for example, why scratching, which stimulates pain neurons, relieves an itch.

Dailies got too slow about a century ago, which is why, for a long time, all over the United States, you could get a morning paper, and an evening paper, too.