In the end, engineers decided the Victorians had built it for a reason.
"They built fences for a reason," Beatrice is told, which in any other story would be a prelude to monsters, but no more is heard of it.
They were a poignant reminder of the fact that we build communications networks for a reason, and occasionally I feel that we're losing sight of that reason.
Every fence and wall, he told the Guardian, was built for a valid reason.
He believed that the wall had been built for a military reason, and that he was researching it in the best way possible.
His coach, Mike Gebhardt, a former world champion windsurfer who turned to kiteboarding several years ago, said that Douglas's bearish build is a reason for his success.
But we have built this place for a reason.
They're built like that for a reason".
Most skyscrapers are built on straight lines for a reason: they're more efficient to build that way.
They don't call it a RTM build for no reason.
The Ghost shows him that, in fact, he, like every other adult, was at one point a physically much smaller person, who dressed, walked, and spoke differently, and whose defenses and carapaces hadn't been built up yet; a person who later built up those defenses and carapaces for a reason.
