Sentence examples for a ready reason from inspiring English sources

Kyara, a Labrador-Rottweiler mix, did in fact serve as a bridge between Ms. Hoy and Mr. Hulme, by providing a ready reason for each to ask about the other.

While he may have to cast aside some of his goals for the moment, the magnitude of the problem awaiting him in the Oval Office has grown so overwhelming that he has a ready reason for delaying or slowing some initiatives.

"The trees are stripped bare, and if they're not, the fact that the storm has occurred gives people a very ready reason to decline".

But these ready reasons explain only part of our outsized response to gas prices.

Joe Walsh of Roslindale, Mass., wrote last week that reporters seem to have a ready list of reasons why sources can't be named — not authorized to speak, ongoing negotiations and the like — that serve only to provide "both the source and the reporter with a veil of integrity".

Republicans already have a ready-made conservative reason: the proposed tax changes will increase the deficit by $1.5 trillion.

But a wedding dress is the one occasion most women get to experience made-to-measure dressmaking, and for that reason a ready-to-wear designer may have the kind of expertise needed.

"I tell my husband, on the way to the event or before arriving, I have to leave at a certain time [so] I have a reason ready for my exit".

Such a ready-made fanbase is not reason alone to make the film, says its producer Chris Young, but it's a good start.

All of that is to say Apple will have a reason ready for consumers to buy their fancy new watches as soon as they're made: a decent suite of launch apps.

For example, if you need money to go to a movie, you might have a few reasons ready, like, "Nicole wants to see a movie for her birthday, and I promised her I would come to this birthday since I missed the last one".