Sentence examples for become reason for from inspiring English sources

By the time James flamed out against the Boston Celtics in the 2010 playoffs, it was his mental state that had become reason for suspicion.

You celebrate every one of those grams gained like trophies earned; bowel movements become reason for celebration, too.

After fishermen on the western side of the island discovered that friendly whale sharks liked the plankton-rich waters there, boats taking groups out to swim with the brightly spotted creatures became reason for water-bound visitors to stay longer.

The experience of adverse effects, such as nausea, and traditional beliefs about the effect of supplements became reasons for failing to comply with the national guidelines.

The highlighting of the continuity of human beings' development becomes reason enough for the inclusion, to a certain extent, of the whole species within this protection framework.

Keep healthy and fit; don't allow this time apart to become a reason for letting yourself go.

The prospect of freedom had become his reason for existence.

"All over the world, water scarcity can become a reason for conflict.

[Rep. John P.] Murtha is right: We've become the reason for much of the violence.

"Same-sex couples in family housing will become a reason for families to decline re-enlistment or a change in station," she said.

This can itself become a reason for poor sleep quality among crew members, and so some have chosen not to participate further.