Sentence examples for has a legitimate reason from inspiring English sources

His bland outfits may seem dull, but Zuckerberg has a legitimate reason for donning the same T-shirt every day.

But there are exceptions, he says — for example, when a company has a legitimate reason to store the data that supersedes an individual user's interest.

He has a legitimate reason for hanging around a nearly deserted street, after dark, in the pouring rain, for several hours.

Normally massaging your own thigh hints at an ocean of deviancy below the surface, but Collingwood has a legitimate reason for the next few minutes.

For example, Mr. Stuart said, an employer that has a legitimate reason to exclude convicted drug criminals could presumably achieve the same result by screening job candidates with drug tests.

Nonetheless, the city of Chicago has a legitimate reason to question Rose's future and his leadership qualities.

And then they have a legitimate reason to go, "What's in it for us?" Q.

Eagles fans may actually have a legitimate reason to gripe about Coach Andy Reid this week.

The idea that I had a legitimate reason to escape after lunch on a Friday was incredibly satisfying.

Suppose someone had a legitimate reason to open your locker: An infestation of mice in the barracks?

In track and field, there is the honest-effort rule, whereby athletes are obligated to compete in an event unless they have a legitimate reason not to.