Sentence examples for reports about why from inspiring English sources

There are conflicting reports about why the girls were freed, with military officers saying they were exchanged for four detained Boko Haram commanders.

In one case, the report said, a supervisor was fired in 2001 after he had directed employees to file false reports about why the bureau had failed to spend $10 million appropriated by Congress for local police equipment.

Ofsted released its statement to "clarify media reports" about why the school had closed.

Lending to small business has declined a lot in 2009 but there are conflicting reports about why.

People started to believe the blogs and the breathless reports about why a first-round draft pick was failing to make it in the NBA.

There's no other place in the world you could get a bunch of comedians to read a government report about why we went to war in Iraq.

After the 2012 election, the new G.O.P. chairman, Reince Priebus, published a refreshingly honest and relatively unprecedented report about why Mitt Romney lost and how Republicans could win in 2016.

Ms. Kennedy was not obligated to disclose her finances while at the Department of Education because she did not meet any of several legal criteria that required filing — which quite likely explains the "variety of explanations" you report about why she did not file.

"Police are investigating the man's motives," was the curt comment in the Xinhua report about why this latest monk should feel impelled to set himself alight.

The experts do not speculate in the report about why the arms were being sent to Sudan, a country which Western diplomatic and intelligence sources have told Reuters has in the past been a conduit for Iranian arms shipments to other locations in Africa, as well as the Gaza Strip.

"Mom, my homework is to watch my favorite movie and do a report about why I like it so much and my favorite character.