Sentence examples for Concrete reason for from inspiring English sources

Mr. Limbaugh offered no concrete reason for the sudden hearing loss.

Neither the bank nor the Guggenheim gave a concrete reason for the decision, saying only that their contract expires at the end of 2012.

Traders have recently been speculating about possible disposals and large contract wins, but a more concrete reason for today's rise was an upbeat note from Deutsche Bank.

It is much easier to say no to an invitation when we have a concrete reason for doing so a way to justify our refusal beyond the vague notion that we should avoid the commitment in question.

Give staffer or elected official a concrete reason for why their office should care: how it affects their constituents, their core policy interests, or the nation as a whole.

In addition, there is no official landmark designation for the structure, which would give village officials a more concrete reason for turning down the owners' plans, said Syrette Dym Grant, chairwoman of the Larchmont Planning Commission, which will ultimately determine the Manor Inn's fate.

There are some very concrete reasons for that.

Ms. Harris had concrete reasons for everyone's pay.

There are concrete reasons for Mr. Morales's popularity.

But there are concrete reasons for the anger, too, he said.

But these provocative, needling images are embedded in a soft news story, an exhibition that refrains from naming fears or the concrete reasons for fear.