Sentence examples for has serious reason from inspiring English sources

She says this includes the interception of her e-mail and telephone communications, surveillance of her private residences and "visits" paid to friends who had frequented her home.Mrs Kumaratunga said she has serious reason to be concerned about her own safety.

I list them here with a clear understanding that there must be a similar set of initiatives undertaken by the Palestinians to build trust on our side, which has serious reasons for skepticism.

While Mr. Fabius said at a news conference that the report "exposes the regime," Mr. Lavrov said his government had "serious reason to suggest that this was a provocation" carried out by insurgents seeking Mr. Assad's demise.

If they have serious reason to suspect children are bringing in drugs then search them.

It wasn't until John McCain ran for president that I had serious reason to think otherwise.

Four years on, Hinton may have serious reason to regret those words.

In the increasingly unlikely event of a McCain-Clinton election, folks who care about the peace issue would have serious reason to worry.

"We have serious reasons to believe that directly, in the combat zone, citizens of the United States were present".

"We have serious reasons to believe both of them are in good health and that a favourable outcome is possible," said Mr Barnier.

Mr. Sylvester, a sophomore at Catholic University, said he had serious reasons for disliking Mr. Obama, but also traced his initial affection for Mr. Romney to his father, and a fishing show.

There is no benefit to Americans or anyone else through reducing emissions in the United States if those same emissions simply reappear elsewhere – at least not unless we have serious reasons for thinking that the United States emissions reductions will indirectly improve the prospects for global emissions limitations.