Sentences with phrase «eg why»

This candidate needs to elaborate on their reasons, eg why is gaining a professional qualification important to them?

Whereas there are arguments to the contrary (eg why is there no similar provision in relation to breach of contract?)

It's a hands - off vibe that's compounded by a screenplay that juggles a plethora of mysteries for much of the first hour, as Egoyan and cowriter David Fraser pose a variety of questions that remain unanswered until virtually the end of the picture (eg why is Tina being filmed?

The movie's opening stretch, concerned primarily with Helen's grief, isn't exactly enthralling and yet the movie does benefit from its mysterious atmosphere, with the ongoing inclusion of intriguing elements (eg why is this person breaking into Helen's home, who is this individual on the phone warning her, etc, etc) undoubtedly perpetuating the auspicious vibe.

Hey EG why do you think the Atheists side with the Arabs and not the jews?

Not exact matches

EG: So, why would a company want its stock to be made up of cryptocurrency rather than real money currency?

Why are so many christians, eg Converted, such illiterate boobs that they wonder why atheists come to a blog where questions of belief are explorWhy are so many christians, eg Converted, such illiterate boobs that they wonder why atheists come to a blog where questions of belief are explorwhy atheists come to a blog where questions of belief are explored?

Can you see now why faith is not a good thing... eg.

A finite limitation cries out for an explanation of why there is just that particular limit, in a way that limitlessness does not» (EG 94).

Its all very secretive and you still have not shown any proof of anything Not sure why you are therefore saying anything until you know for sure... eg Lemar deal then Monaco backed out after you said was happening two weeks ago... that would seem they do nt know everything

Not sure why fans expect Arsenal to act any different to other clubs (Man City and Chelski do nt count and they re huge part of the problem for paying eg # 50m for Walker!)

as i have said endlessly until fans start to accept that walcott ramsey ox etc are second rate players wenger will constantly get away with his bs... need to spend a good 90m to stand any chance of prgressing... eg draxler or griezman and a decent CB... though why would they bother coming to a second tier club... that said if we had had xhaka and cazorla on from start it might have been different

That perception could be a reason why we don't get many options in free agency for higher level free agents or why EG doesn't go after those kind of free agents at the guard spot.

Some fan's seem to think that wenger is a genius for bringing on Gibbs to replace Campbell... But my thoughts were, why hadn't he played Gibbs in that position before, eg, since the Ox got injured.

Why we can not muster this great attitude in run of the mill league games, eg Stoke, WBA, Watford, is a real mystery.

It has useful information in it about the products but also information about why they are better... eg the amount of twists in the thread and why it's important to have more rather than less twists but how that makes a more expensive product as it uses more thread.

I am unsure why you disagree with using data / results from studying other animals that are known to be similar to humans — I see studies all the time that correlate results in other species (eg, to demonstrate the carcinogenic properties of something, they give it to rats and watch for tumors).

There are numerous reasons why, but the primary 2 reasons are that DMV paperwork is extremely complicated and convoluted with tons of redundancy (eg you fill out all of your information multiple times) AND its very common for people to try to fill out every last box on the form in order to avoid getting sent to the back of the line because they missed something.

This is a legitimate reason why a party, eg the LibDems, can not get everything they want, say on control orders on liberties).

If you realize why you were not able to follow through before (eg.

That immense potential is why the Department of Energy invested $ 5.4 million to help geothermal specialists Ormat Technologies create the nation's first fracking - enhanced geothermal system (EGS).

An example is green tea catechins, eg http://pmid.us/16137775, http://pmid.us/18313149, and http://pmid.us/18363746, and this could be why green tea is helpful against cancers, http://pmid.us/21595018, which are usually viral in origin.

I'm 20, and none of the diseases in your book have affected me, however after reading your book I felt like I could pinpoint reasons why members of my family may promote certain diseases (eg.

Hi Dr Cate, Can you spell out please why powdered protein (eg.

This is why it is important that you get the correct amount of calories each day so that your body can function normally and complete everything you ask of it in terms of physical activity and that is also why the amount of calories you need to consume can also differ eg.

Then, I would go to a doctor and ask for testing for digestive tract pathogens (eg SIBO, stool test for colonic problems) to see if you can figure out why carbs affect you this way.

Of course — and why not 2 shades eg tan and dark chestnut.

It's just a matter of time, however, before the propulsive atmosphere takes a palpable hit, as Koepp, on several occasions, literally rewinds the clock to explore the circumstances that brought each of the characters to this point (eg we see exactly why Bobby desperately needs that package), with this device, intriguing as it may be, wreaking havoc on the film's momentum and highlighting the less - than - substantial nature of the storyline.

At school so much is aimed at exams (eg HSC) so why would students want to engage in a subject where they won't get their best marks?

Aggressive covered call investors do the opposite... they seek stocks that have options with the highest possible premiums without regard for why those premiums are so high (eg.

@Mateusz A big problem with your objective is that it is extremely difficult to say why eg the US dollar weakens or strengthens towards another currency.

You should also mention as many specific occasions where you feel the charges were especially unfair as you can (eg when you were charged, why and the financial impact it had on you).

Also, when you consider what the value of the property is likely to be in 35 years the interest paid is likely to be much less than the total interest paid — this is why people investing in real estate choose to borrow as much as possible, even though it increases the interest paid to be more than the rent income received (here in OZ the overall loss is tax deductible against other income, eg.

Please can you identify a statistical authority (eg Cressie, Ripley etc) with a section or page number as to why it does not matter that neither of these reconstructions pass a significance test for R and yet R is widely used in similar proxy reconstructions elsewhere (including my own proxy reconstruction work)?

re Gavin @ 223 I know what the mean global temperature is (actually, I don't, see below) but the question was why is this a meaningful metric for looking at changes over time, when you could get the same global mean from very different distributions of temperature (eg increase the poles, decrease the tropics) which would have very different interpretations of energy balance (at least if I am right that humidity matters)?

I asked in another thread why CO2 is blamed for global warming if eg greenland was as warm 1000 yrs ago as it is today.

Also, why is the potential of EGS said to be limited to 10 to 20 % of our power needs?

Why, if the experimental condition made the risks of climate change less threatening (by virtue of increasing the possibility of mitigation), did the EGs became more dismissive of the evidence of climate change.?

If yes, do you understand the difference between dry hot air in eg a sauna (100 C) and hot water (also 100 C) and why humans can sit in a sauna but not in boiling water?

And elsewhere, eg Jones's «Why should I show you my ata when I know you'll try and find something wrong with it.

Lots of ordinary people are in fact whinging about wanting left policies without even realising it eg «why cant the government provide more public transport?

I first mentioned it when you asked why the cool subskin exists; I said there can not be a discontinuity because you see that if the surface is 0.5 C cooler than 1 mm below the surface, there will be a gradient such that, eg, 0.5 mm below the surface it will be 0.25 C cooler than at 1 mm depth.

Rather than trying some detailed calculation (which is outside the IPCC's remit) I think a more workable approach would be for the IPCC authors to review the literature intelligently, eg cite a paper and explain why it is likely biased a bit one way or the other.

Why didn't eg Venice sink many «thousands of years» before now?

Why is this, have not practices changed in other parts of the world eg replacing LIGs with MMTS and changing times of observations?

Rather, following on with Camburn's suggestions, I wonder why Dan doesn't forget climate a moment and check out what has and hasn't worked with dozens of health scares, eg in the UK?

Why not look at all the other ways of investigation (eg the first few chapters of the WG1).

Why should a forcing no matter how large, and no matter what the source, always linearly translate into a world average temperature change (eg at 0.6 C per W / m2)?

I can understand why certain greens (eg Lovins) doesn't want nuclear.

This is as it should be, although I don't think people just citing the differing conclusions of a paper (eg B&V) rather than identifying why the differences arise is going to move the debate along.