Sentence examples for clarifications as to why from inspiring English sources

In this quest to find the proper answer and solution, Pierre Teilhard de Chardin's thought might be useful, especially his concepts of the biosphere and the noosphere which may provide some clarifications as to why we are at the moment so cautious with gene drive technology and how we need to move towards a better common future on earth.

"You ask: 'Do you mind my asking why?'" says Denny. "Whatever they come back with, ask for more clarification as to why.

April 2014: William Marsden, former trustee of the profit-sharing plan, pens a letter to the board asking for clarification as to why he was removed as the trustee of the profit-sharing plan.

She said: "I am seeking further clarification as to why a reduction in overall traffic makes the environment more hazardous for cyclists in Network Rail's view, and why they chose to close the south ramp entirely instead of, for example, taking the opportunity to create a dedicated cycle path into and out of the station".

I've received confirmation from AT&T that they're doing this, though I've requested further clarification as to why they're doing it.

We've reached out to Google to get a little more clarification as to why DeLoura left so quickly and to see if anyone will be replacing him.

According to Eberhard's lawyer, he has dropped the suit but doesn't give any clarification as to why Eberhard dismissed the legal action, according to the San Jose Business Journal.

Phil Willis, Chairman of the House of Commons science and technology committee, has already released a statement noting he asked the Home Secretary "for clarification as to why the distinguished scientist Sir David Nutt has been removed of duties as Chair of Advisory Council on Misuse of Drugs (ACMD) at a time when independent scientific advice to government is essential.

UPDATE: 2 30 p.m. -- The Huffington Post sought clarification as to why the video clip linked at Politico showed Bachmann making comments about the hurricane and earthquake that were different than the quotes attributed to her in the St .Petersburg Times.

Comments included requests for remapping, additional clarification as to why a given target was chosen and clinical explanations as to why the SNOMED synonym was incorrect or inconsistent.

The Guardian said it was "dismayed" by the detention and was "urgently seeking clarification from the British authorities" as to why it had happened.