Sentence examples for much of a reason from inspiring English sources

There really isn't much of a reason for us to continue to survive".

Whether it has much of a reason to exist with the surprise is another question.

The offensive coordinator Kevin Gilbride would not give much of a reason for Wilson's disappearance Sunday against the Ravens.

There may not have been much of a reason to linger in this corner of Mott Haven anyway.

Although it is not much of a reason to stay loyal to one brand in any case.

Others grumbled that in Italy lawmakers had just as much of a reason to be in jail as they had.

I was trying to make the same point, too: that since both the PS3 and Xbox 360 can have their capabilities expanded by adding new software, there's much less of a reason to release a whole new system.

By constantly falling back on stilted sound bites, she failed to give the voters much of a positive reason to vote Conservative.

These are the kinds of movies that Netflix simply doesn't have much of a business reason to recommend to you.

Will Tysse, a tax expert with the McGuireWoods law firm, said he didn't think Republicans had much of an ideological reason for targeting employer tax deductions.

But the bankers should not be in too much of a hurry.One reason is that China is more robust than many think and correspondingly less vulnerable to a slowing rich world.