Sentence examples for explain why the mistake from inspiring English sources

Apologies may be perceived as empty if the company does not explain why the mistake was made in the first place.

It was unable to explain why the mistake did not come to light during the five months Brooks had spent querying it.

The spokeswoman could not explain why the alleged mistake had not been corrected earlier, or why Cameron would be worried about the prospect of ministers dissenting during the renegotiation.

Further, both YouTube and Twitch allow streamers to respond to takedowns with a "counter notice" explaining why the takedown was mistaken and that the content is protected under "fair use".

It is a grave error to mistake Nordic niceness for softheadedness.Pragmatism explains why the new consensus has quickly replaced the old one.

Tammalleo (2008) supports an exclusion argument, and invokes mechanisms independently established by cognitive psychology to explain why we have the mistaken intuition that mental states are causes.

Also included is a festive chorus and scene for Elisabeth and Eboli at the start of Act 3, which adds Spanish local color and also — because the women exchange clothes — helps explain why Carlo later mistakes Eboli for Elisabeth.

This may explain why so many mistakes go unreported.

How does modern social science explain why people make mistakes; are such explanations adequate; and what are their intellectual origins?

Among the difficulties for such views is to explain why, if individualism is mistaken, the decision about retrieval should be made by individual families rather than in the interests of the wider community, which may well require taking organs against the families' wishes so as to meet the needs of potential recipients.

This helps to explain why, on the eve of last night's state-of-the-union address, a New Hampshire public-radio show called "Word of Mouth" asked (via Twitter) how many times Mr Obama would say "make no mistake".