Sentence examples for creating a reason from inspiring English sources

"You're creating a reason for kids to go out and buy more," he said.

With the deal, he added, "we are creating a reason for consumers to shop with us".

This would explain why the Democratic party platform was recently loaded with several pro-pot proposals, with the expressed intention of creating "a reasoned pathway to future legalization".

"Streetcar is definitely going to create a reason for young people to come downtown".

There weren't many actual products to advertise, or companies to advertise them, or any competition to create a reason to advertise.

The changes are intended "to create a reason for people to give us more money," the chief executive, Gary C. Kelly, said in a telephone interview.

With nuanced and thoughtful comments, At War readers took up the issues that existed well before the case against Sergeant Bales created a reason for so much introspection across the armed services.

"Add a ballpark and a brand-new $50 million library to open this June, and we've created a reason for people that ordinarily wouldn't come to downtown Yonkers to be there".

Likewise with the Note 5's stylus, Samsung has to create a reason for a user to actually take it out and put tip to screen, rather that leave it buried within the device never to be touched.

About the only way to get a prisoner away from the Gestapo is to create a reason to have him moved and then try to grab him during transport.

Mr. Cody searches for reasons to live amid what he calls "the guilt of the ill," the way that "if a person finds himself or herself in a situation for no reason, he or she will go to quite extraordinary lengths to create a reason".