Sentence examples for why there appears from inspiring English sources

It would explain why there appears to be more matter than anti-matter.

Dr. Arias said it was unclear why there appears to be so little progress.

The origin of small neutrino masses may well be connected to the question why there appears to be only matter but no anti-matter in Universe.

It had nowhere to go but up, which may be why there appears to have been an immediate benefit from the lifting of fees.

The rotating craft has a suitably epic quality and, through the centrifugal force, conveniently explains why there appears to be gravity inside the spaceship.

It begins with a description of the many challenging problems faced by designers of machine translation systems and explains why there appears to be slim hope of attaining human-level performance in the foreseeable future.

For example, in a finding that is causing some researchers to rethink their predictive powers, scientists are puzzling over why there appeared to be so much shaking in a rock-solid place like Seattle's Seward Park, while there was relatively little shaking in Boeing Field, where sediments might have been expected to wiggle like a bowl of Jell-O.

Policing Minister Damian Green said the review would look at why serious or repeat offenders were being offered cautions, and why there appeared to be regional differences among police forces.

The patrol's actions confused the Matabele, who could not understand why there appeared to be so few Company soldiers, nor why they would reveal their position like this.

"Hackney Council is somewhat of an easy target at the moment, and I don't want to add to the chorus, but without getting into the possible reasons why, there appeared to be a complete lack of strategic thinking during the rapid growth of Dalston and the equally rapid decline.

It is not clear why there appeared to be less agreement (lower kappa) in these situations compared with other definition types.