Sentence examples for no such reason from inspiring English sources

The commission found no such reason for the limitation.

"There was no such reason that Proposition 8 could have been enacted".

But the criteria for mating are anything but erotic, emotional, impulsive: for some reason (and no such reason is given), the inmates assign to themselves a "defining characteristic," and each characteristic is hopelessly bland and dull.

But on reflection it turns out there is no such reason.

But there can be no such reason if it is the case that the goodness of worlds increases ad infinitum.

It seems to me that we have no such reason: semanticists have focused on whether they can hold on to compositionality while providing satisfactory explanations, not on whether they have to embrace compositionality in order to provide satisfactory explanations.

No such reasons forbid the appointment of a truth commission.

But with Blake absent through injury and Tyson Gay – who has the fastest time in 2013 – missing after testing positive there were no such reasons to be fearful in Moscow.

In response to this first version of the argument from the analysis of knowledge, some theorists (e.g., Luper 1984, BonJour 1987, DeRose 1995) have offered what might be called the argument from closure, which says that K has great plausibility in its own right (which Dretske acknowledges in 2005: 18) so it should be abandoned only in the face of compelling reasons, yet there are no such reasons.

It has no such reasons today.

But so far, as with much else concerning nuclear power, no such reasoned debate exists.