Sentence examples for forum why from inspiring English sources

No one has any business asking Mrs. Clinton, especially in a public forum, why she chose to stay in the marriage.

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When asked at a recent Crain's New York Business forum why he was spending so much, the mayor said it was because the city is overwhelmingly Democratic and he is now an independent (with Republican support).

This, I think, is what comes of a limitless online forum: why bother to boil your thinking down to a graffiti-friendly exhortation when you can just direct people to your blog for more information?

Asked by a founder on YC's forum why the duo is focusing on employees rather than annual revenue, Rowghani says he agrees the number of employees "can't be the only criterion.

But regardless of whether a "deal" was struck, Kushner indicated at the same forum why engaging Sinclair was more beneficial than CNN in a state like Ohio.

But you never know how much more there would have been without Fraggle Rock". It has become the stuff of legend - endlessly discussed on forums - why did Pingu's dad iron all the time when they didn't wear any clothes?

And when it happens, the inevitable conversations are held in private and public forums: "Why?" "What did he have to be depressed about?" "We've all felt depressed, we've all had tough times... .. and so grows the distance between depression as feeling and depression as a disease.

The forum exemplified why Americans have every reason to hate Washington right now.

But the president was challenged during a town-hall-style forum about why restoring universities and hospitals is taking so long.

This shouldn't be a forum for why you think Mr. Obama or Mrs. Clinton would make a better president; there are plenty of other avenues for that.