It may not be sensitive to say that some, just some, of the writers in this generous volume might have rightfully been relegated to obscurity, but one can't help thinking, at times, that literary history may have passed them over for a reason, just as it has passed over mediocre male writers.
Generally, the longer the officer kept you, the more likely that the officer pulled you over for a reason other than how you were driving.
The message is there's so much in life that can get you discouraged, but if you trust that you're being watched over, you have a reason to live and a sense of freedom.
Pakistan has used a long-running territorial dispute over Kashmir as a reason to launch wars.
It is disingenuous of the banks to argue that assistance from taxpayers was confined to Tarp, even if Obama himself is citing the losses of that support package (rather than public anger over bonuses) as a reason for acting.
And if so, we have an objective reason for favoring scientific principles of rationality over others — a reason that could be accepted no matter what your prior epistemic commitments.
In other words, automakers can consider a flat sales result over last year a reason to celebrate.
Commenting on his victory, Thomas told the Guardian: "If over-confidence is a reason for a stop and search, Jonathan Ross should never leave his house".
Administration officials cited an unresolved debate over electronic cigarettes as a reason for scrapping the display ban.
Baghdad bureau chiefs and White House correspondents change every few years for a reason: over time reporters become entrenched or co-opted or burned out.
