Sentence examples for any reason with from inspiring English sources

There are fewer and fewer true swing voters, and it is harder to move the polls for any reason, with so many people locked into voting Democrat or Republican from the get-go.

The company's new "claim satisfaction guarantee" means that if a customer "is not happy, for any reason, with the service they received on a paid auto claim, Allstate will provide a credit to the customer's auto policy," the company said.

Prior to receiving tenure, school districts can fire, or fail to renew the contract, of a probationary teacher for almost any reason – with the exception of discriminatory or other illegal reasons.

"It is essentially a declaration of international martial law, a sweeping transfer of military power to the president that will allow him or her to send U.S. troops almost anywhere in the world, for almost any reason, with absolutely no limitations".

Would we call these marriages "contracts without consequences?" Could they be "terminated by either party for any reason with 30 days advanced written notice?" If we go this far, marriage would certainly be dead as it would be reduced to nothing more than a contract stripped of the characteristics that make marriage work, such as love and commitment in the best and worst of times.

Overall, there was a low rate of callbacks for any reason, with no significant differences among groups.

The data from subgroup analysis were massive and only the data with "any reason" as cause of revision are presented (Table 7).

There was a lower risk of revision for THAs after Perthes' disease/SCFE than for THAs after DDH, either with any reason or with dislocation as endpoint.

"As a producer," he added, "I can't see any reason why with a bit of time, she couldn't make an album utterly of her own right".

Other barriers counter to healthy work environments are "right to work" laws, which allow employers to separate an employee at any time or for any reason -- with or without cause.

Despite the legends that have grown up about the Liberty Bell, it did not ring on July 4, 1776 (at least not for any reason connected with independence), as no public announcement was made of the Declaration of Independence.