Sentence examples for because reasonable from inspiring English sources

It has survived because reasonable people recognize that there is no acceptable alternative.

The loss of credibility is tragic because reasonable environmentalists -- without alarmism or exaggerations -- are urgently needed.

The second argument was that the statements were not "material" because reasonable investors would not consider them important.

Furthermore, the Master concluded that the injury, if any, to New Mexico would be insubstantial, if only because reasonable conservation measures could, in his opinion, offset the entire impact of the diversion.

Significant ideas of the day found their way onto the stage and, because reasonable ticket prices permitted a regular theatergoing habit among a broad spectrum of the population, these ideas found their way into society at large.

Such ordinary and sensible regulations rely on, among other things, our belief that in a sane and democratic nation regulation may become excessive, but need not, because reasonable people are watchful and can be relied on to do sensible things.

"People come for many reasons, because the food is good, because it is reasonable, and because it is cool".

Those words are hollow because a reasonable person never would have been in such a situation in the first place.

Because — with reasonable evidence — Mangum really means it, and that's the best line of business, still, in pop.

Warren said, "I just had to look away, because no reasonable person would have kept on fighting at that point".

This is because the "reasonable expectation of privacy" test depends on whether technologies are already widely adopted.