Sentence examples for measure of why from inspiring English sources

"Finding material that people want to watch is really the only measure of why [networks] do things.

And I would say a large measure of why Donald Trump is the nominee goes to Matt Drudge". -- The Nationals beat the Dodgers 8-1.

This is an important metric, because it's the best measure of why buyers are or aren't making purchases.

Third, our measure of why providers declined VTE prophylaxis is limited by provider self report.

Daily working patterns are thought to be a far more accurate measure of understanding why different subcategories of individuals can be driven to excessive alcohol use.

With respect to the measure of identity, why the authors did not use 'standard' measures such as Sum of Pairs, and Total Column metrics?

True, she acknowledges; The Riots, in many ways, is a play about her own journey from that initial, shocked incomprehension to some measure of insight into why it happened.

Here is the measure of how and why, for the UK especially, a depression caused by a banking crisis is so much worse than other economic contractions.

"Why is the measure of love loss?" And why from the scrappy hatching that started my life, have I been plagued with one long goodbye?

Another study by Bradshaw (2000), placing child poverty in Britain in perspective to other countries, employs relative monetary measures without an explanation of why this would be the most appropriate measure.

The votes came despite notice from the administration that President Barack Obama would veto the measure, raising the question of why the president's team was unable to move its own party on the most high-profile legislative response to last week's Paris terrorist attacks that killed 129 people.