Sentence examples for content reason from inspiring English sources

Avoid: Things to avoid include moldy postcards (they will never become un-moldy), really badly battered about unless there is a sentimental or content reason for getting the postcard, foxing (spots and age marks) and grease marks (these detract from the overall look), stains such as blood, grime or water, too many folds or creases, tears, etc.

AT&T has released this statement saying that it did block 4Chan for content reasons but for a denial of service attack coming from img.4chan.org: Beginning Friday, an AT&T customer was impacted by a denial-of-service attack stemming from IP addresses connected to img.4chan.org.org

The main findings of this research is that Google and Monash University Websites have established search and navigation systems that support Website accessibility, which enhance site usability while Dhofar University Website uses navigation systems only because of content reasons.

Furthermore, because of either practical reasons (the PROM has to be administered by an interviewer) or content reasons (omission of important aspects of quality of life, and unclear phrasing of some of the items) these PROMs did not seem suitable for use in clinical practice.

Questions that were eliminated for statistical and content reasons were left out of the analysis.

We presented this framework to the expert panel using a similar question format to the first round with the aim of determining whether there was agreement with the content, reasons for any divergence or disagreement, whether additional strategic information categories were required, and to allow further comment or clarification on these categories.

With respect to content, divine reason and human reason must be sufficiently analogous that human beings can reason about what God likely wills.

But Mr. Sharpton has made editorial content the reason for asking the government to step in.

Certainly many, if not most, Chinese exports contain some slave-labor content, one reason goods are so cheap.

His theory seems to offer no explication whatsoever of the fundamental role of mental content in reason explanations.

The thought is that only if people treat the commands of the state as providing content independent reasons for obedience can a reasonably just state actually perform the tasks that make it just.