Sentence examples for the basis of why from inspiring English sources

So that's the basis of why I'm doing this.

Judge Colombo called the document "the basis of why the Brown case was settled".

"But it is the basis of why most of us went into medicine – treating people and giving comfort when they are in distress".

Our team say what makes them happy is to break new ground and we work on the basis of why not?

Add to that an outstanding defensive performance by Russell Martin and an inspired display by Alan Hutton and you have the basis of why Scotland secured a famous triumph.

While we have certainly seen unnecessary destruction on the streets of Vancouver, Toronto and Montreal at the hands of protestors, both masked and unmasked, limiting our freedom of expression that truly is the basis of why we're allowed to have protests and demonstrations in the first place, is doing the civilians of this country a great disservice.

But to break up a series in this way and to sell it on the basis of anonymity (why does the buyer wish to keep his name secret, one might ask) seems an act of unnecessary self-harm to a country whose care of culture has grown quite casual.

However, this still does not explain the molecular basis of why the absence of the 3′ maturation event of polyadenylation could cause a modulation in protein synthesis that initiates at the other end of the molecule.

Our findings demonstrate the structure of a "context" brain network showing that contextual information can be encoded in the dynamic interactions between the sensory and association areas, which could explain the neuronal basis of why context processing can affect a wide range of cognitive operations, from lower-level perception to higher-level executive functions.

These dynamic interactions between the unimodal sensory and multimodal association areas could explain the neuronal basis of why context processing can affect a wide range of cognitive operations, from lower-level perception to higher-level executive functions".

Parallel investigations have led to an improved understanding of the physiological basis of why metals are toxic to aquatic organisms.