Sentence examples for mention why from inspiring English sources

Third, your editorial doesn't mention why the election in 2009 is inadequate voter ratification.

There was no mention why the SFO dropped charges relating to the Czech Republic, Hungary, Romania and South Africa.

He also omitted to mention why we pour another £55m into the EU every 24 hours while the NHS is struggling.

By the way, Coughlin didn't mention why running back Brandon Jacobs was hopping on his right foot into the X-ray room with the yellow-and-red caution radiation sign on the door.

He did, though, mention why Syria is so hard: "Even if chemical weapons were not being used in Syria, we'd still be thinking about tens of thousands of people, innocent civilians, women, children, who've been killed by a regime that's more concerned about staying in power than it is about the well-being of its people".

Only Israel has demonstrated it has the ability to protect the rights of all people to worship at Jerusalem's holy sites.George JochnowitzNew YorkSIR – There are legitimate concerns about the barrier Israel is building, but you didn't mention why it is necessary: to stop the easy access that terrorists had to Israel.

What about mentioning why you left your previous employer?

Mentioning why you left your previous role is best left for interviews.

But I had never mentioned why this young girl was traveling from world to world, and that's what the books came to be about.

Curious, I thought, for all the trouble it takes to catch one of the critters, you never mentioned why this is.

"While waiting," the investigator wrote, "I asked the seven patrolmen we detained to sit and relax while we sorted through a problem without ever mentioning why they were being detained.