Sentence examples for grown reason from inspiring English sources

Her children are usually grown (Reason #6) so she probably hasn't spoken to him in weeks, months, hell maybe even years.

Her kids are grown (reason #6), so she doesn't need to take care of anyone else but herself and hopefully you.

But as the fears within American society have grown, reasons for firearm ownership have shifted.

Wayne Rooney may not be a flawless candidate, but there is growing reason to say that he is by far the best bet.

We're close to hitting 2 billion smartphone users worldwide, according to research from eMarketer, and mobile messaging is a still rapidly growing reason to own one.

India "has time on its side, literally," boasted one prominent politician, Kamal Nath, in a 2008 book entitled "India's Century".Reasons to be cheerlessBut although India's dreamers have faith in its youth, the country's youngsters have growing reason to doubt India.

Lumbar spinal stenosis is now the most common and fastest growing reason for spinal surgery in adults older than 65yearss.

Writing from Manila, Richard Javad Heydarian says, "there is growing reason to expect a potentially seismic shift in Philippine foreign policy under the new administration".

As the election approaches there is growing reason to believe that the Tea Party is neither distinct from, or even a part of, the Republican Party.

"Yet as Prince [Muhammed bin] Salman formally takes position to succeed his 81-year-old father, King Salman, there is growing reason for doubt about his capabilities... the [Qatar] boycott risks serious harm to U.S. interests.

Yet there are growing reasons to think that a more willing headquarters could have put the information together and prevented the September attacks.