Sentence examples for any one reason from inspiring English sources

As speculation as to what the reported Jobs appearances may mean nears fever pitch, we have confirmed that he indeed has been making the rounds, and that he isn't on campus for any one reason according to a source.

Experts aren't able to give any one reason as to why these cancers are on the rise.

Nokes, however, said he didn't believe there was any one reason for Kamieniecki's troubles.

Mr. Kukan could not point to any one reason for the projected downturn, but said now is the time to examine this perception and look for ways to encourage development.

While he doesn't single out any one reason for the state's products and services not being known, he illustrates it by citing a purchasing problem when beginning the new business.

Everyone agreed that, yes, handwriting was important but few could pin it down to any one reason: and I think that is a problem when we are trying to convince our students.

Despite Sun's best intentions, the pluggable look and feel that Swing offered never felt native on any platform, one reason among many for Java's lack of success among consumer desktop users.

Students can do as much or as little as they want at any time, one reason that many never complete the courses.

But for the majority there were few if any benefits – one reason there was always a strong strand of domestic opposition to Britain's warmongering, from Charles James Fox to Keir Hardie.

Since almost no one really sends letters any more (one reason the Post Office is having huge financial difficulties), when a real, honest to God letter actually arrives, your elected representative takes notice.

One reason any bill that emerges from Congress could have re-regulatory elements is the populist streak that runs through both the Democratic and Republican parties.