Sentence examples for why this headline from inspiring English sources

It's not difficult to see why this headline and design drew so much heat: without even wading into "mommy wars", compounding Americans' puritanical discomfort with the body is a cultural taboo over breast-feeding.

You don't have to read very much German history to understand why this headline, Air Strike: A German Officer Gave the Order on the website of the Tagesspiegel this morning, might have unfortunate connotations, especially since the airstrike in question seems to have resulted in the death of some ninety Afghans, and unknown number of them civilians.

There are obvious reasons why this headline received attention -- snipers?! -- but it was the phrase "honor student" that stopped me.

Why, then, does this headline sound wrong?

She tells why she liked this headline & other baseball stories.

One reason why the headline unemployment rate fell to 10% last month was because discouraged workers dropped out of the numbers since they were no longer looking for a job.

The Windows on the World restaurant ran ads in 1988 that carried this headline: "Why true New Yorkers won't pay $1,000,000 for a co-op, $1,000 for a suit or $10 to park their car for half an hour".

Then why these headlines: Donners eat dog but not people...?

Cove notes, "As a journalist and a writer, I was interested in why the headlines were proclaiming there were more single 30-something women than ever.

Carol Leaman was profiled in a Business Insider (April 19 , 2015 article with the headline: "Why this woman turned down a fabulous job at Google".

So why this gloom when the headline news stated that the schools budget has received an above-inflation increase, albeit of a mere 0.1% a year for the next four years?