Sentence examples for deeper reason why from inspiring English sources
But there is an even deeper reason why English votes for English laws is misguided.
There is one simple – and one deeper – reason why Mitchell has survived.
No 10 is nervous about voicing, even in private, the deeper reason why Mitchell is surviving.
"The even deeper reason why regulatory policies have been so disparate and lacked unity is that reform of our country's current financial legal system lags so badly behind," it added.
But there's a deeper reason why this is a positive development: it's one of the first signs of the public sector getting tougher with the businesses that win its contracts.
Yet, asks Saeb Erekat, a senior negotiator, what will it tell us "if Mr Barak is unable to implement an agreement that Likud signed?"Perhaps a deeper reason why Mr Arafat wants Wye's implementation so urgently is the domestic impact it would have on the Palestinians who have long since lost faith in the Oslo process and the leaders who promote it.
But there are deeper reasons why democratic change in Russia could yet take time to emerge.
But there are two deeper reasons why the president might be leery of being honest about what we can reasonably assume are his actual convictions on the issue.
There must be deeper reasons why America is currently so fascinated by a man who has spent most of the past 200 years in the shadow of two Virginians, Washington and Jefferson.An obvious reason is the question of dynasty.
As for the church, we'll have to see whether it's prepared to go beyond running soup kitchens and look at the deeper reasons why so many people are knocking at its door in desperation.
