Sentence examples for clear up why from inspiring English sources

The Times' Henry Winter has spotted referee Mark Clattenburg trying to clear up why Watford's first goal stood.

Let's face it, the UN climate process isn't a negotiation: it's a hostage crisis (that reasoning also helps clear up why some countries may have signed onto the Copenhagen Accord: it was Stockholm syndrome).

Uber took its self-driving vehicle fleet to Arizona after being kicked out of San Francisco, Tim Cook cleared up why he met with Trump, and executive level shakeups occurred at Twitter this week.

Though Mustafa cleared up why he made the "self-deprecating" comment about his "nappy" hair, we are still left with the question: what is his definition of "good hair?" Of the short list of characteristics Mustafa mentioned for his ideal woman, "good hair" was one of them.

I'd like to clear up exactly why we don't support the current pattern, and what alternatives have been proposed.

What the documents don't clear up is why Uihlein would fund Stockman's direct mail campaign a year after his donation for Freedom House ― especially since it seemed like so little progress had been made on that first project.

"The banks this year kept saying, 'It's a good year,' 'We just approved a lot of hiring,' 'The market is clearing up.' " Why shouldn't the graduates of America's élite universities flock to Wall Street again, now that the market is clearing up?

The program can also compensate for chemical changes in the structure of the tissue, such as the coagulation and deformation of the proteins it is made of, caused by the dissipated heat from the weld.One mystery that LATIS has already cleared up is why two different methods of keeping the temperature of a piece of tissue constant often produce welds of different strengths.

Henric does, however, clear up one pressing question: why are there so few photographs of Millet and himself having sex?

Skating officials are still trying to clear up one key unknown: why was Le Gougne pressured to vote for the Russians?

But Wednesday's argument did almost nothing to clear up the mystery of why the justices decided to hear a second case.