Sentence examples for ready reason from inspiring English sources

"The trees are stripped bare, and if they're not, the fact that the storm has occurred gives people a very ready reason to decline".

Kyara, a Labrador-Rottweiler mix, did in fact serve as a bridge between Ms. Hoy and Mr. Hulme, by providing a ready reason for each to ask about the other.

While he may have to cast aside some of his goals for the moment, the magnitude of the problem awaiting him in the Oval Office has grown so overwhelming that he has a ready reason for delaying or slowing some initiatives.

But these ready reasons explain only part of our outsized response to gas prices.

The Mr. Bush of two years ago was not ready, for reasons of both policy and politics, to make any strong moves.

Given there are no ready biologic reasons to explain this finding, additional study of this variable is warranted.

"The people, they were ready for some reason to celebrate," Kuerten said.

"If the E.U. is not ready for one reason or another, or Ukraine is not ready, the decision can be made not now but later, when we are ready," he said.

So some of those physicists have been busy trying to devise ways of glimpsing it indirectly and two groups of them now think their methods are ready to test.One reason to believe dark matter exists is that galaxies rotate at such speeds that they would fly apart without it, or so the argument goes.

And it also has a blacklist/whitelist feature that lets you block certain people from sending you mail while allowing others to specific disposable accounts, in case you're not quite ready for whatever reason to dispose of that address.

All of that is to say Apple will have a reason ready for consumers to buy their fancy new watches as soon as they're made: a decent suite of launch apps.