Sentence examples for examples for why from inspiring English sources
As for his statement that Mr. Hagel may have received honorariums from nefarious sources, "the suggestions I have made in my arguments have been merely to raise examples for why I believe Senator Hagel's financial disclosure is so important," he said.
Google has a few compelling examples for why it could be.
These three companies provide examples for why the investor community will continue to invest in big data startups for many years to come.
Teaching students about cancer from an evolutionary perspective would not only enhance the students' understanding of cancer, but would provide highly relevant examples for why evolutionary biology is so important.
To be clear, the extreme cases of Groupon and Fab are prime examples for why pivoting is sometimes the only solution to a stagnating or declining project, but those tend to be the exceptions and not the rule.
By now, it's no secret that Firefox is back in contention as a serious competitor to Google's Chrome browser and while the new release doesn't offer any groundbreaking new features, all of the new improvements and tools in Firefox 61 are good examples for why Firefox is worth another try.
Stinson presents this as an example for why the NHL must kill the shootout.
Jezebel has no explanation, for example, for why the police insisted on referring to "my keen efforts to stay in contact" as stalking.
Lawmakers who oppose gun control often tout the city as an example for why gun control doesn't work.
The conversation only became creepier when Dietl commented on Holder's body and used her as an example for why female athletes should wear makeup. .
