Sentence examples for a reason to dump from inspiring English sources

Some also argue that a threat to the dividend tax cut is not a reason to dump dividend-paying stocks.

It's a reason to dump the stock.

As for the market's harsh reaction to the survey, which collected data from only 100 merchants, "it's almost as if investors were looking for a reason to dump the [Groupon] stock," All Things Digital's Tricia Duryee noted, citing that the study was largely positive.

Fear of losses may well prove to be a poor reason to dump your stock.

The growing involvement of the world's religious organisations in the fight to tame global warming, which will hit the poorest hardest, took a significant step forward on Friday when the Church of England for the first time decided that climate change was an ethical reason to dump some investments from its £9bn endowment.

If you're happy with your current iPad, there's no reason to dump it just because there's a shinier, newer one.

The Russian crisis in 1998 gave investors even more reason to dump the stock.

Already skittish, investors could easily take the equity dilution as another reason to dump REITs.

He speaks at the convention on Wednesday night, part of the Clinton effort to give moderate members of the GOP another reason to dump Trump.

And if readers incorrectly think that editorial positions make for biased reporters, that misconception is no reason to dump editorials about policies or candidates.

The dozens of new Tea Party energized GOP House and Senators that took their seats following the November mid-term Democratic Party shellacking virtually assured that NPR's alleged liberal bias would again be dredged up as the reason to dump it.