Sentence examples for closely why from inspiring English sources

Beyond quick fixes, the Congressional intelligence committees are also considering more fundamental reforms, and have promised to study closely why the C.I.A. and other agencies were caught by surprise by the attacks -- the largest terrorist operation ever launched against the United States.

Darwin's metaphor of natural classification being a phylogeny enables us to understand why North American sycamores and European plane trees resemble each other so closely, why their ecological preferences are so similar, and why they are able to hybridize so readily.

The second question is closely related: Why not break up Bank of America?

We need to closely analyze why current services are not reaching mothers.

"And my committee is closely examining why FEMA's estimates changed at the 11th hour," he said.

It's helpful to look more closely at why the invisible hand works so well in many ordinary markets.

But first, let's look more closely at why collaboration is critical in addressing global sustainability challenges.

And that's because spenders generally tend not to look too closely at why they do the things that can sometimes land them in financial difficulties.

Language is important, not least when it comes from the mouths of central bankers, so it is worth looking more closely at why the People's Bank of China (PBoC) says it is still vying for the middle ground.

Officials at Kings County Hospital Center said yesterday that they were "closely examining" why doctors there failed to detect a drug-resistant staph infection in a 12-year-old Brooklyn boy who died this month.

Unabashedly sentimental but not without its moments of real vulnerability, "Rocky" is one of those movies which flow through us, reminding us that we're all part of the family of man and discouraging us from looking too closely at why we react so positively to triteness.