Sentence examples for more reason and from inspiring English sources

As ties grow, banks have both more reason and more capacity to monitor credit quality.

The Senate torture report gives him one more reason – and the perfect opportunity – to finally follow through on his promise.

Later Ms. Baker remembered one more reason, and he's going to be her date opening night: "John Warthen, my high school Shakespeare teacher," she said.

They should look not only at Ms. Gotbaum's case, but also at what can be done to bring more reason and professionalism to airport security.

In a piece about Man o' War's owner, Samuel Riddle, Palmer wrote: "Mr. Riddle was much prouder of Man o' War than you are of your children, and probably with more reason, and possession of him was a stately music".

You said a little earlier that if it scares you a little bit, that gives you even more reason, and I very much trust that feeling of being a little afraid, of feeling: "How am I going to achieve this?

These days, such undertakings are much more reasoned and cerebral.

They point out that online postings are more reasoned and detailed than off-the-cuff classroom observations.

I couldn't agree more with Ms. James's assessment that his work has "always been more reasoned and complex than polemical".

"I get snowblind by the massiveness of things, and I think working with Dan has made me on some level seem more reasoned and capable than I am".

The series seems to be working harder at making each person's viewpoint more reasoned and less of a plot convenience.