Sentence examples for why about from inspiring English sources

Gargara has wells – which is why about 1,000 people have come here over the past five years – but little else.

That's why about 10% of all small general aviation planes are equipped with a single chute that carries the plane, with its passengers, cargo and all.

Furthermore, it is not clear why about 30% of patients respond insufficiently to anti-TNF treatment [ 1].

You may need more than three months - it generally isn't enough, which is why about 70% of campaigns don't deliver on time.

Why? Why?' about everything," Green said.

Here is why: About 300 million tons of plastic is produced globally each year.

It's hard to explain why About To Die is so brilliant.

Perhaps this is why about one-third of Aloha's campers are children of alumni.

That's why about forty per cent of our patients are uninsured.

You don't have to write especially about nature, the colour of trees or of the sky but more significant to say about your feelings: say how happy you were and why,about what you were excited or just a new feeling invented by yourself.

Customers may need to be educated in how to consume, and even why about credit, say, or even about the benefits of washed hands.