Sentence examples for a little reason from inspiring English sources

"You get a little reason to live every few minutes," he noted cheerily.

These things are easy to see with data and a little reason; what is difficult is changing the culture.

Remember when there was still a little reason to believe that it wasn't a dying medium?

Canon Rumors has posted an interesting article by Roger Cicala from Lens Rentals.com where he injects a little reason into the discussion of flaws in lenses.

When you're talking about a service that could literally have access to a 3D map of the inside of your home, there's more than a little reason to be concerned about privacy needs.

Typically, in such an arrangement a contractor has little reason to keep costs down and plenty of incentive to inflate its overhead.

For consumers the past few years have already been an excellent time to buy a car so there's little reason for a surge in demand for Detroit vehicles now.

Indeed, sceptics might wonder at the value of creating new elements a mere atom or two at a time for little reason other than to show that it can be done.

But that still leaves a large number of patients -- those without symptoms and those who had a heart attack several days earlier -- receiving a stent for little reason.

Those who fear a V.A.T. have little reason to worry — the votes aren't there.

Still, considering that fewer than 4,000 customers had no power at 4 p.m., when it was 100 degrees, New Yorkers as a group had little reason to complain.