Sentence examples for note why the from inspiring English sources

Last week, he wrote a note, "Why the Bears Are Wrong," that tallied a host of hopeful conditions in the economy and the financial system.

But the article failed to note why the decision was necessary: the current fees for these funds do not cover their costs of operation, and in effect are being subsidized by the more than 3.2 million people who entrust TIAA-CREF with their retirement savings.

Despite the fact that David Cameron hasn't gotten too trigger happy with the aid budget it is still worth noting why the idea he set out today carries risks and a very uncertain reward.

"Barnes & Noble's bookstores are not a growth story," Tinker said, noting why the college push is so important.

If it is a letter for graduate school, note why that school is the right choice for you.

On a more philosophical note, why should the children of rich blacks be given a head start over the children of poor whites?

If one day she finds out she is dying, she says, she wants to choose when and "have some help to let go". "I'd like to have a few of my friends and be able to say all the things I'm grateful for in my life and thank everyone and end on a good note". Why are the odds stacked against getting to determine our own goodbyes?

(Side note: Why don't the Wheelers have any real friends? What happened to the people they knew when they were dishevelled and hopeful and living on Bethune Street?) In a 1972 interview, Richard Yates laid out his thinking behind the title, and offered an insight into April's character as he conceived it: Q. Doesn't the title suggest an attack on The System?

When you set the slider on one of these, a small text box appears that asks you to note why you gave the rating you did.

Gregory Porter: "Take Me to the Alley" (Blue Note): Why has Porter emerged as the leading male jazz vocalist of the under-50 set? "Take Me to the Alley" helps answer the question, the radiance of his baritone and openness of his expression unmatched by peers.

One last note: why would you call the first "professional-grade" tablet the PlayBook?