Sentence examples for a sensible reason from inspiring English sources

There is a sensible reason for the disparity.

The other mothers at the school, when they were unhappy, had a sensible reason: a husband's affair, a child's diagnosis, a power shift on the school-auction committee.

Is there a sensible reason why it can't tell us about love, or psychology, or God or the composition of quarks?

But because the Scots Nats complain about something, is that a sensible reason for the police to get involved?" Does he really believe that donations or loans were never made in exchange for honours, even if the terms of the transaction was never made explicit?

With the properties of, there is a sensible reason to design the projection matrix in a way that minimizes the mutual coherence which may lead to better performance of reconstruction algorithms.

When environmental groups argue that Japan should halt whale hunting because it makes no economical sense, they are getting closer to a sensible reason for the nation to berth its whaling fleet.

Unlike the woman, the man could expect to get his way without having an intelligent argument, without considering the needs of others, without being right at all, without any sensible reason for things to go his way.

"I have not heard a single sensible reason for keeping the Coalition deal a secret.

If necessary get them a different rental car and cite road safety as a good sensible reason.

Among other notable items were a large sausage-maker, handcuffs and some rusty railway spikes, as well as more commonplace knives, bottle openers and lighters.Aside from the "wow" factor, there was a more sensible reason behind the unusual display.

I can see what people mean, but there is a very sensible reason for it.