Sentence examples for a reason for existence from inspiring English sources

In Clyde, "our game plan has been to find a reason for existence," said Mr. DiSanto, who is, among other things, chairman of the village's Industrial Development Corporation.

A reason for existence doesn't fade with time or change with market conditions.

Every reason we can think of for the existence of (simple) tropes is likewise a reason for the existence of (complex) states of affairs.

Some proponents of the argument contend that we know a priori that if something exists there is a reason for its existence.

"Horizon gave me a reason for my existence".

"All the bridges in Suzhou have their history and cultural background, there is a reason for their existence," said one resident.

It's hard to think of another film re-creation of a major historical event so flat-footed, or so at a loss about establishing a reason for its existence.

Our film, "Company Man," which opened on March 9, dramatizes this campaign and creates as logical a reason for its existence as any we've read, though, admittedly, we've never read one.

Most Classical cities had not been major centres of international commerce, or, at least, such commerce was less important as a reason for their existence than the fact that major landowners lived in them.

The Madrid-based Cuban raised in America is fond of quoting General Patton and Peter Drucker — and of reminding employees that the continued growth of the company "should provide a reason for your existence".

There's also a reason for the existence of BFRBs.