Sentence examples for may reason for from inspiring English sources

And so, too, proposes Godfrey, we may reason, for instance, first by knowing him as a substance, then as an incorporeal substance, then as a living and intelligent incorporeal substance.

There may be reason for hope.

There may be reason for concern.

But the union may have reason for hope.

Now there may be reason for cautious optimism.

They may find reason for optimism in the prospect of new legislation, however.

And the young folk may have reasons for keeping their cushy seats.

All of these factors may be reasons for reduced survival.

There may be another reason for concern.

This may be one reason for their proliferation.

But that may be one reason for its astonishing tenacity.