Sentence examples for be less of a reason from inspiring English sources

At a point in human history when natural predations should be less of a reason to flee one's home ground increasingly we have the means to overcome droughts or infestations, and global warming (if true) isn't yet a reason to uproot millions are heading to crowded cities or across deserts or oceans to reach more promising lands.

This may mean there's less of a reason for iPhone 6 owners to upgrade.

As union households make up less of the electorate, there's less of a reason that politicians need to adhere to their arguments.

"If say 500,000 sign up [a sixth of those currently affiliated] there is less of a reason to change the rules," said one.

Today, there's less of a reason for invasive searches at the airport, and yet T.S.A. continues to expand their operation".

Mr. Kammen had argued that if Mr. Nashiri is indeed unlikely ever to leave the prison, there is less of a reason to prevent him from seeing certain potentially classified evidence during the discovery phase.

As this is still a relatively new addition for streaming devices for now, it's less of a reason to forgo a Roku if you're happy with its other features, but the omission could become more troublesome over time.

When you hold all the cards, there's less of a reason to be trustworthy to those who don't.

Older patient age was less of a reason to initiate iron chelation therapy, and more of a reason not to, than younger patient age.

(Lyft, for various reasons, seems to be less of a target of driver resentment, and is also a less powerful competitor).

If the picture were one of a dozen films being released by a major studio that centered around African-America actors, its flaws would be less of an issue, merely reasons for calling the film good rather than great.