Sentence examples for debates about why from inspiring English sources

At some point, I turned away from the debates about why this was so — was it subsequent traumas like the Great Depression and the Second World War?

That rosy dawn haze on the pyramids is exhaust fumes, and each day is punctuated by petty debates about why the taxi meter isn't working, why you don't want a genuine Rolex watch or a visit to the papyrus museum.

After watching the première of the teaser trailer for next December's "Star Wars: The Force Awakens," did you lose a few hours on message boards and social media, scrolling through debates about why the beam of the new lightsaber flickered the way it did, or parsing clues as to whether the desert planet in the clip was Tatooine or else some sandy relative?

There were these visceral debates about why women are so underrepresented in tech — with some saying it's pop culture, or a pipeline problem, or that women don't want these jobs.

There is still much debate about why Spinoza was excommunicated.

There's a lot of debate about why college costs have risen so much.

For some time now, there has been a debate about why the labor-force participation rate has fallen so far.

"There is debate about why long-term unemployment remains so high," Federal Reserve chair Janet Yellen said in a speech in April.

Though few experts question Mr. Hussein's determination to obtain nuclear and biological weapons, there is a debate about why.

Maybe, I thought, I could start a debate about why so few black and minority ethnic people are nominated and why some won't accept.

The findings, being reported in the current issue of The Lancet, are likely to stir debate about why the numbers are so different.