Sentence examples for mixture of reasons from inspiring English sources

Those who stayed away did so for a mixture of reasons.

He went, he says, for a mixture of reasons but they all amount to the same thing - emotion.

The swimmers I met took part in the event for a mixture of reasons — competition, challenge and the sheer ecstasy of swimming in the open water.

It's now clear, though, that a cross-section of the American population, rich and poor and in-between, joined them, for the usual mixture of reasons.

"There's a mixture of reasons," said Richardson. "Some people only have pay-as-you-go phones – if they run out of money, they can't make calls.

But as a doctor, I know from long experience that whether young people choose to take drugs or not comes down to a complicated mixture of reasons.

Dr Paul Bagguley, a sociologist at the University of Leeds, said looting was a common feature of most riots but a mixture of practical reasons could have increased its extent.

They were attracted to pharmacy work for a mixture of personal reasons such as predictable hours compatible with family responsibilities, as well as intrinsic features of their work practice.

Awatef and other campaigners – including Muslim and Christian leaders – use a mixture of passion and reason to persuade their audiences that this practice must end.

But for a mixture of geopolitical and atavistic reasons, Mr Putin embraced the current prime minister, and hailed his "victory".

New Europe insists that it is pro-European, but opposed to British membership of the single currency for a mixture of political and economic reasons.