Sentence examples for extraneous reason from inspiring English sources

Or are they perfectly grammatical but (for some extraneous reason) very rare, at least in that particular corpus?

I mean, I can see that there might be extraneous reasons why Murray might feel he should: for his family, or for his country or his sport or whatever.

A memo of the time is happy that these were being sold for "proper" purposes: "The price is one mark, rather higher than most newspapers and therefore making it improbable that the Weekly is being bought for extraneous reasons such as for use as wrapping paper".

In the course of analyzing biological data for differential features such as genes or proteins, it derives from the situation where the null hypothesis is rejected for extraneous reasons (or confounders), rather than because the alternative hypothesis is relevant to the disease phenotype.

But some of the time, they will have launched towards those two objects for other extraneous reasons that were independent of the content of the linguistic signal.

In such cases, this was due to extraneous practical/logistic reasons such as holidays and parental illness.

Everyone should be able to have a few extraneous expenses, within reason.

In both cases, the songs in his plays never seem to be extraneous, though their reasons for being there can be complex.

Point being that stuff can be termed extraneous distraction if the reason you signed up to the service was to learn about your friends' lives.

There are two good reasons for this: the voltage between extraneous conductive parts and exposed conductive parts is zeroed and extraneous conductive parts can contribute to the leakage of fault current into the ground.

The reasons for this are complex, and include matters seemingly extraneous to philosophy itself, such as the reaction against British imperialism (whose moral and spiritual mission had been justified by some idealist philosophers and undertaken by their pupils) following the Great War.