Sentence examples for more often why from inspiring English sources

What puzzles me is why people do not complain more often, why we don't rise up in numbers and insist these people turn their music down, or else.

The writer went with Arvid Saetrang, who explained the scoring system, setting the jump at the right height, and why certain jumps were good ones and- far more often- why others were poor.

But that may be a good sign, because it could suggest that rape historically a grossly under-recorded crime is being reported to the police more often.Why the general decline?

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It's why you hear the name David Gower more often than Ken Barrington, why David Beckham is world famous and Paul Scholes is one for the football connoisseurs, why an AB de Villiers hoick appears textbook and a Graeme Smith straight drive looks like a man strangling a chicken.

Nearly every work comes from the museum's collection, which explains, more often than not, why it's there.

Concerned students are coming forward more often, which is why we hear more about "near miss" plots than actual shootings.

More often, questions about why informant use remains so unregulated came from parents who have lost a child to the practice.

However, often one answer poses another question; if minorities plead "not guilty" more often than average, why is this the case?

The changing climate is likely to deliver more severe weather more often, and understanding why some neighborhoods fare better in a crisis than others that resemble them can help us prepare for the next disaster.

More often, she asks, 'Why am I not getting any better?'".