Sentence examples for assessment of why from inspiring English sources

I told them, Here's my professional assessment of why — Give what up?

Along with the description of the event, include an assessment of why you chose this event as the most important.

An internal State Department report provides an unusually frank assessment of why American action has sometimes been slow or ineffective.

Her assessment of why one might start a video channel: "You could create content, which helped to create other content".

Mr. Raut said yesterday's death should bring a thorough assessment of why a detainee might have committed suicide.

Mr. de Villepin offered a withering assessment of why war should be "a last resort," and sneered back at the Americans making Gallic sneers.

When he reached a low moment, he subjected himself to a brutal self-assessment of why things weren't working.

Sirleaf would agree with the assessments of why she should keep running Liberia.

What's new is the bond market seems to waver between two completely opposite assessments of why the Fed is wrong, both of which cannot be true: (1) that the economy is far weaker than the Fed gives it credit for (and is flirting with recession); and (2) that the economy is far stronger than the Fed realizes (and is flirting with inflation).

6) Assessment of reasons why patients decline to take part in the study.

The high point of a show that balances straightforward traditional pop singing with humorous asides is his rendition of Noël Coward's withering assessment of Americans abroad, "Why Do the Wrong People Travel," embellished with Mr. Postilio's own observations.