Sentence examples for its reason to from inspiring English sources

"At some point, it will cease growing, and then its reason to exist will disappear".

While The Pebble Partnership assures us all that it wants the same thing, the reality is that its reason to exist – its singular asset – is a destructive, dirty, and dangerous mega-mine in the headwaters of the very fishery it promises to protect.

Even if the government were capable of mind-reading, ProPublica argues in an essay explaining its reason to join the Snowden story, the fact of it "would have to be known".

A sketch needs a premise, a core funny idea that is its reason to exist.

Expanding on its reason to choose the Tyne Tees and Borders, the Department for Culture, Media and Sport said there were "particularly significant concerns" in the region in ensuring plurality of local news.

Anything in nature has its reason to be there.

Each constituency of the iron triangle has its reasons to be generous to Democrats.

But Nato's excessive spinning and cowardly tactics do not mean that its reasons to go to war should be dismissed.

The Kenyan establishment had its reasons to invade Somalia: fighting for vital tourist dollars, punishing rogue pirates and petty kidnappers, protecting the $24 billion port under construction in the northern town of Lamu.

If exceptionally a board decides that a chief executive should become chairman, the board should consult major shareholders in advance and should set out its reasons to shareholders at the time of the appointment and in the next annual report".

Like the best literature, however, Stamboul Sketches creates its own reason to share.