Sentence examples for certainly reason from inspiring English sources

"It is certainly reason for concern," NATO spokesman James Appathurai said in Brussels about the latest deal.

Festival-goers massively decrease the efficiency of train services from London to Glastonbury each year, so there's certainly reason for them to be interested.

If, as they say, you can judge a country by how it treats its children's commissioners, there is certainly reason for hope.

There were also entries that looked great, but the message was not clear or not there at all, and that's certainly reason enough for a perfect finger roll into the rejection pile.

Mets Manager Jerry Manuel said that based on Mejia's performance, there was certainly reason to expect him in Chicago this weekend to pitch in Wrigley Field when Misch's turn comes up again in the rotation.

Such speculation can wait until a little later in the season, but there is certainly reason to believe the roots of Roma's current malaise run deeper than their recent spate of injuries and suspensions.

But is it worth it?There are certainly reasons to believe so.

"There are certainly reasons why a couple may not wish to marry," added Camilla Taylor, marriage project director at Lambda Legal.

What happens if team Clinton and team Obama disagree over what to do when that 3am call comes in?There are certainly reasons for caution.

There are certainly reasons to believe that the current crisis of the humanities owes partly to the poor job they do of explaining and justifying themselves.

There are certainly reasons to resent what's gone on in this country lately — or, rather, to recognize it, get angry, and calmly vote.