Sentence examples for predominate reason from inspiring English sources

Handily, the creatives at the Coliseum haven't forgotten that the predominate reason why people go to nightclubs is to get wankered.

Persons with CFS used a variety of pain relieving/anti-inflammatory drugs to treat arthritis and bodily pain, which predominated as reasons for NSAID use (in the CFS group).

But analysts said one reason predominates: cost.

It has been directly correlated with occupational exposure to asbestos, and for this reason predominates in males [ 18].

Noroviruses have been described as the leading cause of winter AD [ 18], and the GII genogroup strains have been previously shown to predominate during winter, although the reason for this remains unclear [ 19].

These included altruistic reasons, i.e. for the greater good and to help others; such reasons tend to predominate in studies involving both older adults and people with existing long term conditions [ 21].

Faith predominates, but reason is not ignored.

Although later in life he lived in Paris, Mexico and elsewhere, his books returned constantly to this torrid coastal region, where the power of nature and myth still predominate over the restraints of cold reason.

(The traditional reason why right-handed catchers predominate is because most batters are right-handed and therefore stand to the left of home plate, so a left-handed catcher is blocked from throwing out base runners).

There is also reason to expect soldiers to predominate near the ostiole because it is the aperture through which they, as the primary cleaners, perform their essential waste dumping duties [ 3].

Our results reveal that one characteristic of mini-protein data is that species-specific proteins predominate, whereas conserved proteins are the minority, which ought to be the chief reason for the fluctuations in mini-protein content.