Sentence examples for certainly good reason from inspiring English sources

There is certainly good reason to believe the acquisitions have not happened by chance.

The fact that so many of these young girls are forced into the sex trade because they're left to fend for themselves, broke in a country where they can't even read the road signs, is certainly good reason to highlight unhealthy attitudes towards women.

But there's certainly good reason to expect that.

There was certainly good reason for his lawyers to advise caution.

But there's certainly good reason to end early voting if you'd prefer that fewer African-Americans cast votes.

"It's entirely possible there's something else going on in Brazil — something unique to the population or environment in which transmission takes place," said Dr. Anthony Fauci, director of the National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases in Bethesda, Md .There's certainly good reason to put Zika on the most wanted list: Its fingerprints are at the scene of the crime.

There are certainly good reasons to view it as provocative.

"That must continue to be possible, even if there were certainly good reasons for the individual decision by security authorities in Dresden".

There are certainly good reasons to worry about the prospect of his 27-year-old son, Kim Jong-un, taking the reins of a belligerent nuclear armed state.

Their appetite for risk has meant a buoyant start to the year for initial public offerings after a fallow 2003 (see article).There were certainly good reasons for this enthusiasm for equities, beyond low interest rates and heady growth.

There are certainly good reasons to offer our children some of these experiences, but there are more negative ones as well, if we rely on them to make us feel like good parents, or if we think that arming them with a myriad of skills can guarantee their later success in life.