Sentence examples for illuminates why the from inspiring English sources

But his reasoning, if you can call it that, illuminates why the bill is in such trouble.

The oil industry's campaign, the details of which have not been previously reported, illuminates why the rollbacks have gone further than the more modest changes automakers originally lobbied for.

New scientific evidence illuminates why the state's child-welfare and fetal-welfare interests differ not only in time, but in kind.

Analysis of the DNA sequences for H3F3A and H3F3B illuminates why the K27M mutation is restricted to H3F3A, as K27 is coded by AAG in H3F3A and by AAA in H3F3B, requiring a single mutation in H3F3A to generate ATG to code for methionine (Fig.  3).

The latest study helps illuminate why the scientific opinions on Avandia are conflicting.

Nor do they illuminate why the value of b varies so much from place to place.

Zittrain helps illuminate why the government and the private sector can share information so easily, and why the law seems to make that easier, not harder.

They did not, however, discuss the movement of his pitches, which may have illuminated why the Red Sox pestered him so much.

In their lively disagreement about the role of deregulation in contributing to the 2007-2009 financrisisrisis, professors Arthur Wilmarth and Paul Mahoney inadvertently illuminate why the processes through which finance is regulated are so ill-suited to that purpose.

These moments illuminate why the impact of Holocaust museums has been so qualified; many seem to feel obligated, given their claims on wider public interest, educational grants and class attention, to generalize beyond the particulars, as if simply recounting history would seem overly parochial.

Platinum sunlight is beginning to arc over the rocky fingers of the Aiguille du Midi, illuminating why the Lavenders gave the chalet its name - it really is a chocolate-box house, all wood, fairy lights and flower boxes, fronted by trees pruned into spirals.