Sentence examples for no further reason from inspiring English sources

It would also likely play directly to Assad's advantage by giving Hezbollah no further reason to chart a middle course.

His arrest followed a ruling by the European Court of Human Rights that, after four years of legal fencing, there was no further reason to delay extradition.

That statement is expected to be published later this week, at which point there will be no further reason not to kill the project.

"No one was allowed to do away with himself in those years, not even disgraced old men, with no further reason to stay on in the world".

When it was clear that I wouldn't be in the second debate, there was no further reason to stay in the race.

For the last two years, the French president has been arguing that the dollar's role as the single global reserve currency doesn't reflect what he insists is a multipolar world with no further reason to kowtow to the greenback.

No further reasons were given, but the decision may well be related to the poor relationship between Jammeh and the UK.

Raz's solution to the problem of incommensurability hangs on the claim that it can be rational (in the weak sense) to choose A over B  when there are no further reasons favouring A over B. We shall restrict ourselves to mentioning one objection to the view in the context of moral choices between plural goods.

Archbishop Carey gave no further reasons for announcing his retirement, but he has called the job "very wearying" and was known to be eager to give his successor time to prepare for the next Lambeth Conference in 2008, the often quarrelsome once-a-decade gathering of leaders of the world's Anglican churches.

Mr Yudhoyono has further reason to cheer.

But there's further reason for optimism.