Sentence examples for including why it from inspiring English sources

The men's tournament will have its many story lines plumbed this week, including why it is really Jimmer Fredette's world and everyone else is just living in it, writes Yahoo.com's Jason King.

Only then will we gain a proper understanding of our moral behavior, including why it varies so much from person to person and whether there is anything we can do about it.

By this, he meant the court must do a better job of determining that the university needs to rely on race in admissions to achieve greater diversity, including why it wants to admit more minorities in the first place.

A spokeswoman for Adani declined to respond in detail to questions from Guardian Australia, including why it cancelled the engineering projects and whether it was retreating from the project.

The manner of their deaths raises several questions, including why it was necessary to execute them, to line them up alongside their vehicles and shoot them one by one.

In the last two months, though, people in this city began repeating the decades-old stories about his brushes with the law and trading conspiracy theories about odd details of his girlfriend's death, including why it took four days for it to come to light.

Overwhelmingly, students identified an outlier or extreme/unusual value and included why it had occurred.

BioWare was all over GaymerX it's employees were featured on four panels over the course of the weekend, including "Why We Think It Is Important to Create More LGBT-Inclusive Games" and "Romance in Games".

Minaya answered questions about what happened and the team's reaction to it, including why management placed Rodriguez on the restricted list.

Other people's reactions to your work can make you question everything, including why you're doing it in the first place.

And the prominent involvement of the CIA in Benghazi raises as many questions as it resolves, including why there was so little intelligence ahead of the attack, and insufficient manpower to protect against it.