Sentence examples for why to develop from inspiring English sources

Finally, know-how from one of the best racing-car makers on earth is always welcome; that's why, to develop its SLR, Mercedes has teamed up with its Formula 1 partner, the tiny English company called McLaren Cars.

Why: To develop your cardiovascular endurance.

And, if the software-defined networks are programmable, why not to develop a programming language for them?

No surprise: Why try to develop a really novel drug if the government gives you no extra credit for your hard work?

They illuminate how and why efforts to develop processes and products intended to ensure against quality problems necessarily fail in their ambitions to certainty, and can in fact be insidious.

That's why quarterbacks need time to develop, why they need to lose big games before they win big games.

"'It's because Detroit's bad, that's why I want to develop,' he told me.

Fukushima also shows why we need to develop reactors that are more inherently safe.

Although that does not explain Connelly's own maternal neglect, it may point to one reason why she failed to develop an appropriate sense of personal responsibility.

A. That's right, which is why people need to develop what I call a communication strategy for every job application.

Mr. Bush told reporters after the session: "I explained to him my position as to why we need to develop a system to protect ourselves and our allies against a rogue missile launch, against any missile launch.