Sentence examples for meaningful reason from inspiring English sources

The judge wrote that officers had to have a legally meaningful reason for the stop, such as the site being drug- prone.

You can decide to do something without ever getting excited about it by finding a personally meaningful reason to do it.

Both remarks helped break up the slog of training camp, but on Monday night the respective faces of the Jets and the Giants were notable for a more meaningful reason.

But Mr. Schoewe said a more meaningful reason for the chain's 1.4 percent sales decline at stores open at least a year was that gas prices were up more than 40 percent from last year -- which prevented Wal-Mart's core customers from shopping as often and spending as much.

The long poem "They May Love All That He Has Chosen and Hate All That He Has Rejected" revisits five horrible crimes, committed between May 6 and June 10 , 2009 and while the coincidence of their timing is startling, the poem provides no meaningful reason they should be considered jointly.

Right alongside passion is the necessity of perceiving that what you do has a purpose, a meaningful reason for being.

To create a stable civic culture of participation, mutual values of equality, fairness and mutual respect must underpin everything, thereby giving members satisfying and meaningful reasons for getting involved.

"He was looking forward to a meaningful, reasoned question and answer session," his lawyer wrote.

There are different meaningful reasons for using visually or diagnostically lossless compression in radiology; some examples are: Teleradiology: cooperative work between different healthcare providers is usual.

We grieve the loss of loved ones, for broken dreams and other meaningful reasons.

Instead, help people discover their own meaningful reasons for achieving goals.