Sentence examples for why rises from inspiring English sources

There are Alison and Peter Smithson, in the Ideal Home Exhibition of 1956, projecting a House of the Future in which everyone wears nylon and the dinner table (why?) rises from the floor.

James Tennent PS4 (£34.99) I'm not entirely sure why Risen 3 got remade.

$15.9bn When? 26 July 2012 Why? Rising oil prices and profits from disposals Royal Dutch Shell How much?

To understand why that move is so astonishing, one needs to know why rising rates are bad for the market.

Their first hit, "I Wonder Why," rose to No. 22 in 1958 and propelled them to appearances on Dick Clark's "American Bandstand".

It is no wonder why: rising health insurance costs are associated with increases in total compensation, reduced competitiveness vis-à-vis other companies and increased human-resource problems.

It explains why rising in the polls behind him is Ben Carson, a doctor who argues Obama's health reforms were the worst thing for his nation since slavery.

She may be right, but there are three good reasons why rising inflation is worth taking more seriously than it is by the Fed.

"Today it is just 9%." Why? Rising costs of shipping and mounting difficulties in getting paid.

That's why rising debt and crumbling infrastructure pose very real long-term national security threats".

It's perhaps why rose tinted glasses are never far from the nose of it's participants as dance music continues to evolve and grow.