Sentence examples for why it remains from inspiring English sources

CAIRO — President Obama's decision to deliver a speech here next month has given significant encouragement to a once powerful ally that has grown increasingly frustrated over its waning regional influence and its inability to explain to its citizens why it remains committed to a Middle East peace process that has failed to produce a better life for Palestinians.

That is why, after nine years of service, it is still the most popular operating system in the world and why it remains, despite its many drawbacks compared with Linux, a far better real-world choice for all those who simply need to get the job done.

That is why The Prince is still interesting and relevant and why it remains, for all its bleak view of human nature, the best practical guide on how to wield power that has been written.

That's the kind of thing that encourages you to keep going in football, because football is rivalry, it's passion, but it's also about the exaltation of those great human values the game brings out in people.' Hearing Pérez talk of 'moral values and exaltation' you can see why, for him, Real Madrid cannot be a privately owned business, why it remains a club owned by its members.

Oahu does offer the best weather of its sister islands, which is why it remains a port of entry for many first-time travelers.

Judged simply in terms of its story telling, Goldilocks fares much better which is why it remains so popular and has been retold in so many ways.

If this did happen, why it happened remains unclear.

Quite why he said it remains unclear.

It remains unclear why the C.M.E.

It remains unclear why the studies conflict.

It remains unclear why she was killed.