Sentence examples for cases of why from inspiring English sources

Infectious diseases, she said, are "the paradigmatic cases of why our interests are entwined with those of others".

"It doesn't make a whole lot of sense," said Harold Copus, a retired F.B.I. agent who investigated missing child cases, of why abductors provide such information.

The intern search was conducted through Twitter, which applicants were asked to use to make their cases of why they wanted one of the six paid internships in four areas: account management, creative, media and technology.

It fought against municipal broadband, pushed the limits of what constitutes a violation of net neutrality and, of course, the blockage of FaceTime on its network is one of the textbook cases of why we need it in the first place.

"For us we're more inspired by how we see our users using Messenger and we just saw the growing popularity of group chats and this is one of the best use cases of why Messenger's so great," Facebook product manager Seth Rosenberg said.

After making the case of why you are highly qualified and proposing a salary, stop.

"We wanted to present a good case of why we care about this composer on the very first program," he said.

"I think if you can make the case of why you're a winner, I think you'll find some support".

"You need to lay down the predicate and make the case of why President Obama has failed and why this administration has failed on many levels," Mr. Schriefer said.

"The Petit case is the quintessential case of why people like me believe there should be a death penalty," said Representative Lawrence F. Cafero Jr., the Republican minority leader in the House, who worked against repeal.

Today in homespun homilies that are out-and-out political hokum, we're going to take on the case of why so many of us believe the federal budget should be managed just like our household finances.