Meanings of pinpoint why in English

It is difficult to pinpoint why Touré has not hit the level of last season.

So her team is sorting through data to try to pinpoint why some kids flourish and others flounder online.

Lazaridis said it would take some time to pinpoint why the switch and back-up both failed, setting off the crisis.

Dr Milne said that because it was going down in all areas, it was going to be tougher to pinpoint why.

It's difficult to pinpoint why Robert Gabriel Mugabe metamorphosed from champion of democracy to totalitarianism, from Marxist ascetic to uncontrolled sybarite.

Both regulators and Takata, which supplies one in five air bags globally, have yet to pinpoint why the parts are at risk.

But regulators and Takata, which supplies one in five air bags globally, have yet to pinpoint why the parts are at risk.

An investigator for the study, Karen Waldie, says it is difficult to pinpoint why Pacific women are more susceptible to antenatal depression.

It's hard to pinpoint why this is when we are able to export so much and fresh fish is so accessible for us.

The rest of the marines were dressed almost identically, but this card collector subtly stood out, even though Ross couldn't quite pinpoint why.

Mr Peacocke said it was hard to pinpoint why there were 13 fewer sales this year than in 2016.

Tammy had never heard of him, and Annie said he gave her a creepy feeling, but since she couldn't see him, she couldn't pinpoint why.

Scientists believe they have pinpointed why high-fat western diets lead to diabetes.

The Newsnight reporter pinpointed why "graduates with no future" with smart phones hooked up to Facebook and Twitter had formed a global network of revolt.