Sentence examples for is no reason to split from inspiring English sources

Potting them separately will not speed the process, and leaving them will not hurt the parents, so there is no reason to split them off until you want new plants.

There's apatosaurus ajax and there's Apatosaurs excelsus, but they're so closely related that there's really no reason to split them out and have a different name.

There is no logical reason to split a skyscraper vertically with a curving line, or to make one section play at hugging the ground and another section play at reaching to the sky.

Mary Schroeder, the chief judge, says that dislike of her court's decisions is a "bad reason to split".

There can be good reasons to split an infinitive.

One reason to split up Fiat was to allow more flexibility for such opportunities, Fiat said without mentioning Daimler.

There is no reason for this to have to split the Anglican Communion".

And there is no reason not to enthusiastically appreciate a SPLIT INFINITVE.

"There's no reason for us to split over this," Bishop-elect Robinson said to reporters after the service.

"I learned there were tax reasons not to split off cable," Icahn said, conceding that he and his team hadn't foreseen the tax liability.

The fact is that there is no obvious reason for splitting the (fictitious) revenue from a call down the middle in the first place.