Sentence examples for had considerable reason from inspiring English sources

Federal and Senate investigators suggested that Citibank officials had considerable reason to grow suspicious of M. A. Bank after May 18 , 1998 when they were ordered to seize the $1.8 million -- all that was left of $7.7 million that Mexican drug traffickers had funneled through the account.

The Manchester Evening News singled out Herbert Burgess for particular praise in this respect, writing that City had "considerable reason to be thankful to their left-back, Burgess......the famous International played a game which has rarely been surpassed".

The implication of all this is not just that we have no reason to infer the existence of an infinitely powerful and good God but that we have considerable reason for doubting it.

It should also be noted that the principal bearers of Classic Maya civilization were Ch'olan speakers, and that for that reason those languages had considerable influence on other Mayan languages and on non-Mayan neighbours.

A: Two reasons: First, it's explained that Gerry has had considerable experience getting people in and out of some of the most hostile places in the world.

The crisis has had considerable fall-out.

The vouchers had considerable value.

He no doubt had considerable influence.

It had considerable firepower.

While Russia has considerable economic and strategic reasons for the continued support, Syria above all offers the Kremlin the chance to counter the West's influence in the Middle East.

NF3 has considerable interest for a surprising reason: it turns out that all infinite models of TST3 (simple type theory with three types) satisfy the ambiguity schema φ ≡ φ+ (of course this only makes sense for formulas with one or two types) and this turns out to be enough to show that for any infinite model of TST3 there is a model of NF3 with the same theory.