Sentence examples for to discerning why from inspiring English sources

No single factor can be isolated when it comes to discerning why one person suffers with anxiety and another doesn't.

It's not always easy to discern why a wig is necessary.

Growth studies have tracked children through morphological and biochemical changes to discern why they grow.

But it's harder to discern why audiences were ready to hear these kinds of stories.

It is hard to discern why the place is so maligned when you first arrive, but slowly the reason emerges.

Considering that Mr. Solow got back his money, with interest, and made $2 million on his option, it is difficult to discern why he is so incensed.

In studying brain chemicals like serotonin and dopamine, we've just begun to discern why highs are so often paid for with lows.

It may seem unreasonable to be so fussy, but it's hard to discern why certain print conventions have been dropped online when we're still reading the same words.

At an oversight hearing, council members will try to discern why top officials decided against such a measure, which would have given the city greater power to clear roads of parked cars and make way for plows.

At the next house, a McMansion 10 miles and many annual incomes away, Stoll crawls into an attic to try to discern why one of the pans is leaking water.

It is not hard to discern why Mr. Bush has led the way in opting out of public financing: his upper-bracket tax cuts float as bread upon the campaign waters.