Sentence examples for are exploring why from inspiring English sources

"A teacher in a reception class is an early manners guru," he says, before dining with a group of very civilised four-year-olds who are exploring why you shouldn't put your elbows on the table.

In particular, officials of the agency, the Administration for Children's Services, said they were exploring why Ms. Hamilton's case was closed in August.

In the wake of the housing collapse, Congress is exploring why the industry failed and whether it should be revamped (hearings in the Senate Banking Committee were expected to begin April 22).

On Wednesday, American officials, who say the plot was endorsed by top Iranian authorities, were exploring why the sophisticated Quds Force might have chosen to rely on so amateurish an agent as Mr. Arbabsiar.

Researchers have recently been exploring why a violent incident does or does not get labeled "terrorism". What factors — such as religious, racial or national identity — make a particular act more likely to be labeled that way?

From the African side, she is exploring why the NGO sector is more robust in some countries than others; when international AIDS efforts stimulate vs. impede or derail local efforts; and what organizational syncretisms sometimes emerge.

We will be exploring why Britain gets the endlessly variable weather that it does.

For India Business Report, Sameer Hashmi has been exploring why there is so much gender inequality in Indian boardrooms.

This week we're exploring why antiperspirants seem to become ineffective after a certain period of time.

It remains to be explored, why at national level men showed a higher increase in swim speed compared to women.

We are exploring with the sector why such differences persist, and what action is needed.