Sentence examples for for decisive reasons from inspiring English sources
Concerning the former, if a person advocates a legitimate cause such as equal rights for black Americans simply for the reason that she seeks re-election or promotion or the admiration of friends while having no real sympathy for this cause, then she acts not for decisive reasons.
Even when it should be legal to so, I have good — often decisive — reasons for not using such speech.
There are at present no decisive reasons for the theological voluntarist to adhere to either the restricted or the unrestricted moral view.
For consider some act of φ-ing that is not subsumed under any other issued divine command and which is such that God lacks decisive reasons to command or not to command its performance.
However, we do not, and should not, regard this as providing us with decisive reasons to abstain from medical treatments.
For Komansky, the decisive reason to choose O'Neal was the market downturn.
"It's not for any one big decisive reason," says Barrett, who left his own hometown for college in Dublin in his late teens.
Gergely Gulyas, a vice president of Hungary's governing party, agreed that Mr. Trump's victory had created a geopolitical climate more attractive to Hungary's current leaders, but he cautioned against seeing that as the decisive reason for the crackdown.
He failed to mention Saddam Hussein and devoted only one sentence of 22 words to weapons of mass destruction -- which the United States presented to the United Nations and the world as the decisive reason for military action.
