Sentence examples for provides good reason from inspiring English sources

His story provides good reason for Mr. Karzai to seek a loyal successor.

Ms. Butler "provides good reason to look at these artists' work again," a reviewer in the British magazine The Spectator wrote, because "each look brings a lost soul back to life".

The arrest of a New York City police officer, who was accused of violating the civil rights of an African-American man during a stop-and-frisk arrest, provides good reason for Justice Department officials and state lawmakers to investigate whether others on the force are engaging in similar practices.

This type of vulnerability provides good reason to reject such rules.

But the new trailer for Thor: Ragnarok provides good reason to believe that this next installment might elevate the franchise to a whole new level.

Second, the probabilistic nature of Turing's prediction provides good reason to think that the test that Turing proposes is itself of a probabilistic nature: a given level of success in the imitation game produces or, at any rate, should produce a specifiable level of increase in confidence that the participant in question is intelligent (has thoughts, is possessed of a mind).

Although Kant provides good reasons for this, he does not adequately address the need for happiness.

In the absence of direct empirical evidence, the above question then becomes whether and how far the predictive and explanatory power of theories based on SSB provides good reasons for believing in the existence of the hidden symmetries.

But now prices are a huge issue, providing good reason to search for ways to ensure that the imports are safe.

Although Ron Paul and Jon M. Huntsman Jr. finished in the top three in New Hampshire, the exit polls provide good reason to think they will not repeat those performances in South Carolina.

It had accepted News International's claim that the men had been acting alone, but MPs said "the Guardian's fresh revelations in July 2009 provided good reason for the PCC to be more assertive in its enquiries".