"The campaign is infantile and another example why the horse industry is in decline.
But you have years of practice ahead of you when you try to explain, for example, why the "Lord of the Rings" movies won all those Oscars.
The lack of sufficient specificity is, for example, why the authors note that hypothemycin is not a drug candidate.
I have always wondered, for example, why The Economist will, given the first opportunity, always inform its readers when a French public figure attended the Ecole Nationale d'Administration.
I had no idea, for example, why the ocean was salty but the Great Lakes weren't," he wrote.
Readers may understand better, for example, why the description of Auschwitz and the like as "Polish death camps" is so unfair and upsetting.
For example, "why the huge bezel" and what is the fascination with gold-colored gadgets?
Few are ill-mannered enough to challenge the wisdom and ask, for example, why two paintings by the same artist that carry similar estimates can dramatically diverge.
It doesn't explain, for example, why shaking the can harder sends the larger grains to the bottom if they are less dense than the smaller grains.
It is not clear, for example, why the aircraft did not take off for its original destination, Newark, once the storms had passed instead of sitting so long.
