Sentence examples for more detail why from inspiring English sources

The booksellers' group and the Campaign for Reader Privacy have endorsed a Senate version that would limit searches to records pertaining to suspected terrorists and their contacts, but not third parties, and would require the F.B.I. to explain in more detail why it is it is seeking the information.

We decided to investigate in more detail why the overlap for these patents was so small.

We can now understand in more detail why Kant said that the subjective deduction is inessential (Axvii).

Mr Kemp said he wanted the judicial review to examine "in more detail" why the decision to dissolve the Mid Staffordshire NHS Trust was made.

In it, he explains in more detail why they have recommended redaction for the paper in press at Nature even though the modified H5N1 virus that it describes is not highly pathogenic.

The group feature doesn't just let you see which places users have explicitly favorited, but it also shows in more detail why they like something – for example, it's on a list of places they want to try, or it will even how much they like a restaurant as a percentage, based on Ness's understanding of their interests and activities.

Similarly, including differently affected regions may provide more details why some regions are more sensitive to neurodegeneration and which processes are involved.

In a post largely about copyright, recent graduate Sean Michael Robinson goes into more detail about why.

Back in December, "Listening to Cicadas at Midnight" offered more detail of why the campaign was necessary, quoting "the ancients".

David: Let me go into a bit more detail about why I think college costs may be about to come down big time.

Although Calacanis had already written a blog post on the subject, he went into much more detail about why he felt he needed to go through the layoffs and how he went about doing so in the email.