Sentence examples for think as to why from inspiring English sources

The same month, without irony, Melody Maker announces: "Toe Fat have split … A spokesman says that singer Cliff Bennett is having a 'good hard think' as to why they failed to take off".

Buscha said that he had given some thought as to why the data contradicted popular belief.

My only thought as to why more of these businesses haven't come forward is that they do not want to get blackballed from running again should they so choose.

If you've been out of a relationship for a while, you've probably given some thought as to why you're still single.

One thought as to why vaccination against cancer antigens may have had limited success has been that vaccination may augment induction of Tregs, which actually attenuate effective immunity to the tumor [ 35].

Before she could finish her thought as to why an event that was open to anyone with an internet connection was shrouded in Soviet-style secrecy, she became distracted by a clip of the president offering to help Zuckerberg out of the suit jacket he is unused to wearing (further evidence of the nascent bromance, apparently).

Hashi and his wife, fellow university professor Monica McLean, say they appear to be the victims of discrimination as the only reason they can think of as to why the bank would do this is that Hashi was born in Iran.

Fairweather's passion for her subject is mainly conveyed by the quantity of her research - not an incident goes unrecorded - but as to why she thinks Madame de Staël is so important for our own age, I was unsure.

We're already in it assuming that my view, and the consensus outside the NBER committee, is that the trough month was June 2009.I have laid out the reasons, which are widely accepted by those who have thought about it, as to why the jobless recovery lasted so long in 2001-2003 and why productivity growth was so strong.

Mrs Jones said: "Supported by our partners, we put forward a compelling and well thought out case as to why this was the correct approach for transforming how children's services are delivered across the borough".

I think we're curious as to why the Wings aren't able to muster more support in their own building.