Sentence examples for provided one reason from inspiring English sources

In a subsequent interview, a former C.I.A. officer provided one reason for that failure.

The continued increase in imports provides one reason for concern.

But these survivors provide one reason for the center's refusal to shroud itself in darkness.

But Bure has already done enough in six games with the Rangers to provide one reason to look forward to next season.

Collishaw advanced a plausible theory about what drew Hirst to art, which happens to provide one reason why Hirst may have found drugs and alcohol so tempting: "His mind is going a million miles an hour, and maybe the thing with the artwork is that it's something you just concentrate on for a few moments, and suddenly you're transported into this other realm".

History provides one reason for scepticism.

Why are even hard-up nations spurning the IMF? Yesterday provided one excellent reason: Iceland, forced to take £1.3bn from the fund, hiked its key interest rate by six percentage points.

The result – a £5.37m UK debut including £1.85m in previews – is a happy outcome for all parties, especially when you consider that snow and bitter cold over the weekend provided one less reason to leave the house, leading to significant drops for many films already on release.

Moreover, the LBP gene was recently found to be genetically susceptible to type 2 diabetes in Japanese (25), which may provide one possible reason that the conventionally inflammatory cytokine showed little impact on the association between LBP and type 2 diabetes.

Yet, against all odds and despite the dramatic triteness that afflicts "Christine," Campos nonetheless provides one good reason, and it's one that leaps out from the confines of his drama to leave an enduring mark.

The perceptive remarks of Jimmy Carter provide one more reason why his services should be sought when Middle East peace talks continue ("A Jerusalem Settlement Everyone Can Live With," Op-Ed, Aug. 6).