Sentence examples for unexplained why he from inspiring English sources

It remained unexplained why he was allowed to board a flight, and why, after managing to have the plane turned around, the authorities still had no warrant.

If William of Moerbeke confined his translations of Alexander's commentaries to those on the Meteorologica and the De sensu that may in part be due to the availability of Boethius' commentaries on Aristotle's Prior Analytics and the Topics, but it leaves unexplained why he did not translate the commentary on the Metaphysics.

But left unexplained is why he chose to abstract the Constitution's words in this case into general principles when he had advocated using historical circumstances to limit the meaning of the Constitution's words in other cases.

Although, I thought this book was brilliant, there were some elements in the story I felt were unexplained, such as why he called some people zombies.

However, there is an important individual variability, leaving unexplained why some VPT children do not develop emotional difficulties, while others develop such difficulties in the early years or later in life.

Maybe so, but Mr. Conard left unexplained why the budget went from a large deficit to a large surplus simply because of the Internet or why the big tax cuts on the rich he favors failed to raise growth one iota in the 2000s.

It remains unexplained why the Clinton team didn't change course even when the private e-mail system started to create complications, such as the spam-filtering issue, as well as concerns, also detailed in the report, raised by some State Department I.T. officials that it presented a security risk.

His account of Thatcherism and Reaganism leaves unexplained why these are widely believed to have contributed to economic turnarounds, focusing as it does mainly on the failures of monetarism and on America's budget deficit.Sometimes the sheer luxuriance of material gets the better of him.

Also left unexplained: why a company would make such a contraption.

It remains unexplained why a driver who was conscious and braking could not also avoid the car hitting the wall.

But, as Soames argues, this leaves it unexplained why this proposition is true iff there are dogs.