Sentence examples for for a powerful reason from inspiring English sources

He said that I was at the company for a powerful reason.

This isn't an argument for boycotting imports of food that cannot be grown nearer us, but it is a powerful reason for refusing to fixate on them or fetishise them as the latest novelty "superfood".

A Livingstone mayoralty would resist this – a powerful reason for Londoners to give him one of their two mayoral votes and Johnson neither.

He considers that a powerful reason for the U.S. to speed up economic aid to help Bolivia's antidrug campaign, and he's right.

They are considered too fragile to move, but they remain a powerful reason for visitors to return to the Kunsthistorisches Museum after this show ends.

While there may be fewer reasons for the U.S. to take risks to resolve the Israeli-Palestinian conflict, there is still a powerful reason for Israel to do so.

If it does, then this is a powerful reason for the federal government to take active measures to reduce income and wealth inequality — even if it comes at an economic cost to the nation.

Colette, whose tender portraits of cats and lovers are magical....and May Sarton, whose diaries are proof that even a well-observed flower is a powerful reason for remaining alive.

"Right now, as we look around the world, there is a powerful reason for Europe and the United States to come together to demonstrate that they can take their relationship to a new level," Froman told reporters in Brussels.

The news was in the apparent contradiction of what the president repeatedly asserted as a powerful reason for war: that Iraq had long been dangerously in cahoots with terrorists.

In April, when Chinese officials announced Ms. Gu's arrest in the Heywood killing, family friends and British diplomats pointed to the plight of Mr. Heywood's family in China as a powerful reason for the family remaining silent on the case.