Sentence examples for a reason for opening from inspiring English sources

"There was a reason for opening this war," he said.

Part of the reason may be the complexity of integrating the various teams across the company, but more likely the company hasn't seen a compelling reason for opening up more granular access to its crown jewels, namely its advertising services.

And there are still others who have a more practical reason for opening their checkbooks: access to a business-friendly White House.

The apparent reason for opening a charter school in a gentrified neighborhood like Cobble Hill (or the Upper West Side, where a Success Academy opened last year) is to bring more middle-class and upper-middle-class families into the publicly funded charter system.

Another fundamental reason for opening a shop was to avoid the fate of having to work in the real world.

Date and reason for opening a sealed envelope must be documented.

The figures are based on detailed analysis of the Co-op brand value, and market research findings from Mori that more than a quarter of current account customers cited ethics or the environment as the reason for opening their accounts.

"Our reason for opening the skies is economic.

That was the prime reason for opening up The Groucho Club".

"If you don't have things to sell, there's no reason for opening the door," Mr Badger said.

"Our main reason for opening early was that we've been inundated with calls and e-mails," said Candace Street, a museum spokeswoman.