Sentences with phrase «write about why»

I write about why we love it here.

In your book Contagious: Why Things Catch On (Simon & Schuster, 2013), you write about why ideas and things go viral.

There are so many red flags with this person that I could write about why you should get rid of him but I won't.

For example, they may have their clients identify one of their top character strengths that they value and write about why the character strength is important and meaningful in their life.

Write about why you are perfect for the position you are applying for, demonstrate your skills (e.g. Managerial skills, Technical skills), qualification and your certifications

You could turn steps two and three around and write about why you're applying to the employer first if you'd find that more comfortable.

Meanwhile, the company recently took to their blog to write about why staying open matters, which was directed at competitive speaker makers such as Apple, Amazon, and Google.

Whenever I write about why we have to stop needless and stupid waste like, say, patio heaters in Miami, someone will write «focus on the big issues first, and avoid nitpicking on these kind of trivial subjects that will do nothing to promote a stronger

I was thinking I shouldn't be writing about much of anything other then how I made my art but now I'll write about why I make my art.

It's almost getting hard to write about why Half - Life 2 is good, such is the long - accepted canonicity of its quality.

Open - ended questions were included that gave people chance to write about why they started the sport, why they continue and what they enjoy about it.

I'll write about why the difference between the two matters next time.

Write about why you're having trouble writing.

In the journal, write about why you decided not to get started, what you can do better, and what you plan to do to improve.

I asked my assistant Kate Tilton to write about why authors should hire an author assistant.

With this in mind, I've asked my friend Jennifer Lawler, who's teaching an e-course on «How to Plan Your Nonfiction Book» beginning September 9, 2013, to write about why this is so important to your book's success.

For example, you could show images of your chosen locations and write about why you chose them for your novel.

These hostile words from the blogosphere echo as I begin to write about why ASCD embraces a campaign called «education for the whole child.»

Shaun Harper Two recent reports regarding black student achievement set the proper framework for others who write about why institutions struggle to educate all students, particularly black...

I haven't had time to write about why I liked them.

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I could either spend my time doing the calibrations of the old survey and write about why I didn't find anything, or I could put the old survey in the trash can and do it again with the new equipment.

Don't just write about why a program is best for you but convince the committee that you have something to offer the program in return.

I was honored and thrilled to be asked to write a guest piece for Mothering.com and I chose to write about why and how I became a Certified Lactation Educator Counselor.

I hope Dr. Lei can write about why we should to shift to cloth diapers.

The folks at Slow Food USA's Time for Lunch blog were kind enough to ask me to write about why I started The Lunch Tray - my first stint as a guest blogger!

Therefore I am going to write about why parents should consider homeschooling their toddlers and preschoolers, in fact, why they should consider homeschooling «all the way».

Among other things, they write about why they have left Christianity.

Her best admissions advice: With regard to selling yourself to an admissions team: «I think the biggest mistake people make is that they write about why they're interested in the degree as opposed to what they're bringing to the table.»

Much has been written about why more women aren't awarded positions of power, and many proposed solutions have been subject to great debate.

Ally Spotts writes about why our generation asks the wrong questions about sex, and how we can find the right answers.

George Weigel writes about why partisans of John Paul II and John XXIII need to get along, while Ralph Hancock talks about revelation and the Church of Latter - day Saints.

Monica Selby, at Her.Meneutics, wrote about why we need dystopian tales.

(I wrote about why I don't use liquids in chocolate here).

Back in the first round, I wrote about why Draymond Green is at his best when he isn't guarding his own man on the ball.

Back in 2015, when fans and writers alike were asking Roger Federer to retire in order to preserve his legacy, Brian Phillips wrote about why it is silly to think that the future could diminish what Federer had achieved:

I started by writing about why I set up this site.

We previously wrote about why Chris Hughton should get the Irish job.

Kilbane who played as a left wing back during his days as a player, wrote about why the Nigerian is thriving in Chelsea's formation under Conte in his column for the BBC.

Julia wrote about why she co-slept with her children and Lactating Girl wrote her reasons for co-sleeping as well.

Within families, men and women are finding new ways to share the breadwinning and caring — throwing away decades of social expectation in the process (Gideon Burrows has written about why it's up to both sexes to address inequalities in this way).

Here, she writes about why moms should protect their business through insurance and how Pogo may be able to help.

Candace has written about why she loves breastfeeding, but after visiting her last week I'd like to add a new reason to her list.

Little Nugget Co.: We've written about why we're fans of Little Nugget before, and when it comes to food time for baby, you want to make sure the Little Nugget app is downloaded on your phone.

Here, she writes about why moms should protect their business through insurance and how Pogo may

I wrote about why we changed to cloth diapers after using disposables on our first: http://shboogoo.blogspot.com/2011/07/why-i-switched-to-reusable-diapers-and.html

In this month's Press Pass with WBFO's Mark Scott, Spree editor Elizabeth Licata was asked about her «Letter from the Editor» where she writes about why there is so much food coverage in the magazine.

The results showed people who had written about why they disagreed with statements were much less likely to be influenced by their preliminary preferences in the choice process.

Dr. Ruhoy also wrote about why you're tired all the time, and how worrying about your sleep habits can actually cause insomnia.

The writing about why people are skinny fat is wonderful.