Sentence examples for may reason that from inspiring English sources

This results in a interesting situation: For example, a business contemplating the purchase of a new machine for $100 may reason that without the tax advantage it is worth only $90 in what it can add to real productivity.

A negotiator may reason that responding competitively to a seemingly competitive opponent will result in an impasse and trigger feelings of failure.

Doctors may reason that the very sick are too fragile or too heavy to transport or don't have long to live.

But they have won no pennants since, and Steinbrenner may reason that he should no longer have to pay Torre a salary so far above his peers.

One may reason that native English speakers have significant advantages but it seems from the data that this is not the case.

Anti-Rasmussen voters may reason that a vote for the euro would enhance his candidacy for the EU job and hasten his departure.

Conversely, this may be the reason that relationships sometimes don't last in New York.

But Eddie Ward, 32 and jobless, may be one reason that rule of thumb no longer holds.

Cinema, though, may be the reason that Stoppard's play finally finds its time in London.

There may be another reason that Converse is getting more aggressive.

This may be one reason that until now poutine has not traveled well.