Sentence examples for points on why from inspiring English sources

Here is some pushback from another poster on the same site — that makes some points on why reviews are hard and may be misleading — and so there should not be an Angie's List style of referral.

I've come up with three valid points on why I do not want the All Blacks to win the World Cup.

He laid out several points on why for-profits, the fastest-growing sector in higher education, need regulation.

Some individual presentations obtained by Motherboard stretch into the hundreds of slides, stepping through examples and bullet points on why particular pieces of content should be removed.

Lining up points on why the video should be watched, AOL Boombox said that the singer "sexes it up" in the video as he "proudly proclaims" the song's title.

All white, seemingly ordinary, non-descript post-retirement souls, looking more likely to be either loading up on buses to the casino or boarding a cruise ship than mounting a revolution, they politely recited their prepared talking points on why our idyllic democratic society was on the verge of total collapse.

One respondent also suggested " one point on why it has taken the maternal health people so long to use a human rights approach is that I think they have just been so pre-occupied with trying to establish the standards for improvement, for example for EmOC.

All of that must be welcomed and while there will come a point to reflect on why some of this has taken so long, this is not that time.

The key point on why the RAISE Act is so misguided is the bold number of -1 percent in the last column.

As much as she tries to work her way in this book toward a Very Important Point on Why Libraries Matter, she ends up getting distracted by someone like the saxophone-playing security guard whose "real passion" is juggling and is currently reading a biography of Madame Chiang Kai-shek.

It is your own origin story that provides a great starting point on why your brand stands out.