Sentence examples for only for reason from inspiring English sources

Like it or not (and they should embrace it, if only for reason of self-preservation) journalists have to play their full part in the commercial development of the business.

She thinks so, and not only for reasons to do with money.

His support of "right religion," Sunni Islam, was not only for reasons of state but also a matter of passionate conviction.

And if they seem a tad overhasty in reacting to the works of others, it is only for reasons of dramatic expediency.

Mr Haugen is right: violence in poor countries merits far more attention from donors in the rich world even if only for reasons of self-interest.

Indians track world opinion closely, not only for reasons of national pride but because foreign investments and remittances are crucial parts of the economy.

It has not been only for reasons of war or to defend their homes that women have adopted men's clothing.

Making daylight more available in buildings is highly desirable, not only for reasons of energy-efficiency, but also for improvement of occupants' health and well-being.

As the other algorithms are based on thresholding, we are obliged to accept their optimal threshold only for reasons of comparison.

Still, the connection is troubling, if only for reasons of perception, to at least some progressives.

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