Sentence examples for provide any reason from inspiring English sources

They didn't provide any reason.

Not only that, but why can't he provide any reason behind my lack of success?

This means that provided the landlord followed all the correct procedures, Katie could have been lawfully evicted without the landlord having to provide any reason.

Mr. Wolfowitz has asked the Pentagon auditors to determine whether the apparent improprieties provide any reason that the $20 billion contract should not go forward.

But whether the militant hails from a middle-class family or an impoverished one, is intensely religious or a "theological amateur," as Wright calls bin Laden and his cohort, he springs almost invariably from an ossified society with an autocratic government that is unable to provide any reason to believe in the future.

But this flat romantic comedy, written and directed by John Hamburg (one of the writers of "Meet the Parents" and "Zoolander") fails to provide any reason a spunky free-spirited girl-next-door like Ms. Aniston's character, Polly Prince, would give Reuben Feffer, Mr. Stiller's uptight nerd, a second glance.

This fails to provide any reasons whatsoever to those who do not already share that view.

Once the geo-political environment was suitably repaired, this particular argument would no longer provide any reasons to resist open borders.

The idea seems to be that for any naturalistic reduction one offers of some seemingly normative notion one can, without betraying any conceptual incompetence, admit that something has the property specified by the reductive account but hold that this lacks normativity does not provide any reasons for action (see Dancy 1996: 180 183).

The Unnaturalness Argument raises concerns about the unnaturalness of crossing species boundaries, and while it is sufficiently inchoate that it may perhaps resist conclusive refutation, it is nonetheless a very weak objection and it fails to provide any reasons for those who do not object to chimeric research to change their minds.

But nothing that has been done so far provides any reason to hope that Greece will be able to revive its economy without an exit and a substantial devaluation of the new Greek currency.