Sentence examples for delineated why from inspiring English sources

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That's right -- the most contentious piece actually delineated why it was constitutional, right in the text of the bill.

I delineated why "Defiance" is so good in this Season 2 review, and now that I've seen this week and next week's episodes as well, I'd like to double down on that praise.

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If charity makes you feel better, then you are certainly getting something for your money, and the mystery delineated above — why do penny-pinching investors give away sizable sums to charity? — has been solved.

As such, it is important that the mechanism of action (MoA) of lenalidomide is fully delineated in order to understand why some patients are refractory, or become resistant, to its effects.

Indeed, that is why our Founders explicitly delineated the doctrine of no state religion whatsoever.

These new interfaces are marked by solid, matte colors; sharper, more detailed typography; a lack of ornament; wide expanses of open space; full-bleed images; lots of motion; and a clearly delineated sense of information layers (which is why it is not correct to call these designs "flat," strictly speaking).

As the Ghaznavids were ruling in Iran as "appointed" defenders of the caliph, a Baghdadi legal scholar named al-Māwardī (died 1058) retrospectively delineated the minimal requirements of the caliphate and tried to explain why it had become necessary for caliphal powers to be "delegated" in order for the ummah's security to be maintained.

Vogel continued to hunt for clues for the next 20 years, eventually writing a book and, in 2002, establishing a website delineating various circumstantial reasons why the Port Chicago explosion could have been nuclear.

Reprints"Why Companies Fail", an article published in Red Herring in October 1999, delineated several fancy ways in which new-economy firms could go bust: "the chasm trap", "the tornado dive", and so on.

Its purpose was to explain and justify European expansion from the 16th up until mid-20th century, which is why these perceptions ranked peoples and geographic spaces as "superior" and "inferior", delineated them not only geographically but in terms of value into "Western", "Eastern", and "Southern", defined them as "big" and "small", "historic" and "nonhistoric" (Kiossev, n.d., 2013).

We will meet on the UC Berkeley campus Friday morning and early afternoon for classroom lectures, then spend the rest of Friday afternoon on campus and nearby exploring how and why using the various definitions and associated methodologies produce different results in terms of wetland area delineated.

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