Sentence examples for deciphering why from inspiring English sources

After deciphering why you are craving a certain food, you will be much better equipped to handle the craving and prevent cravings in the future.

Thousands have returned punts and kicks in the N.F.L. Deciphering why Hester is better than the rest of them is as hard as deciding how to kick to him.

I want to decipher why morale is so low, and help find some solutions.

"If girls like something, they'll taste it and be able to decipher why they like it," Ms. Roush said.

Pundits have studied the exit polls trying to decipher why Senator Hillary Clinton won the primary here by a mere 2percentt.

With 10 weeks worth of game film, opponents have plenty of material to decipher why the Patriots' high-flying offense has worked so well.

Sometimes only a shrink can decipher why some politicians persist in flagrantly taking giant risks, all but daring others to catch them in the act (see: Spitzer, Eliot).

"But I'd rather be on the phone here at home with Dell trying to decipher why my computer sounds like a garbage truck than sitting on the 33rd floor of a building in New York writing memos".

With all that in mind, Aphex Twin's decision to release details of Syro, his first album in 13 years, via an elusive.onion web page left a wider community of music lovers trying to decipher why electronic music's prodigal son had chosen such a platform.

It is difficult to decipher why they have allowed all this to happen, not insisted upon the basic requirements: to have good executives in place, who would try to make managerial appointments which could be supported for longer than, say, a couple of months.

On the morning of Sunday 4 July, hundreds of thousands of Christians across America fell to their knees to beseech their god for forgiveness in an effort to decipher why he has forsaken the United States, the most Christian nation on earth.