Sentence examples for finally reason from inspiring English sources

Nature, in the Universal Natural History, streams outward in a wavefront of organization (1 314.1 2), generating worlds (1 314.8), biospheres and sentience (1 317.5 13, 352 3), and finally reason, human and otherwise (1 351 66).

However, with the emergence of No Labels as a viable political force and savvy grassroots movement of over half a million Democrats, Republicans and Independents, there is finally reason for optimism.

She'd be a fool not to buy a £360 stove-top pizza oven, she finally reasoned.

After berating Palm for years, I wrote in January 2009 that there were finally reasons to speculate on its potential to succeed.

Finally, reasons for delay in seeking health care were not included in the study questionnaire; insight into the reasons for this was therefore collected during the key informant interviews and from our field observations.

Nevertheless, the Fire fans finally have reason to celebrate.

Last month, however, proponents of competition finally had reason to cheer.

Back in Goma, it was clear that after years of war, residents finally have reason to hope.

"For now, I can only hope that when they put up the results, I will have finally a reason to celebrate".

And finally, the reason the 7 40 train doesn't go to South Ferry is (70) All passengers discharged, since it is the next day.

Finally, the reason men's clothes don't generally attract such conversation has nothing to do with sexism – it's because men's clothes are really bloody boring.