Sentence examples for reason comes from from inspiring English sources

One reason comes from psychology.

Another reason comes from the rise of creationism.

One neglected reason comes from the OLS residuals used to construct the HAC estimator.

It's ironic that the voice of reason comes from those with little to offer, and also the worst financially affected.

The voice of reason comes from Nate's sole platonic female friend, the shrewdest in Waldman's post-feminist cast of characters: "We hope that at the end of it we wind up happier than our grandparents, who didn't spend this vast period of their lives, these prime years, so thoroughly alone.

The second reason comes from fundamental properties of electron transport in solids: below certain scales, the behavior of ultra-small elements (rough estimation is about 10 nm) becomes qualitatively different from the properties of macroscopic conductors.

In part, the reason came from his own experience.

"It's hard to imagine reason coming from the land of the T-back and the pit bull, the parrothead and the near-dead," Mary Jo Melone, a columnist for The St .Petersburg Times, wrote on Thursday.

Part of the reason came from the Bengali's natural incompetence in this language: an incompetence that largely arises from the fact that Bengali (like English) assigns no gender to inanimate objects or generic categories, while Hindi (like French) doesn't hesitate to do so.

Part of that reason came from his greatest moment of the season.

The main reasons come from the user dependent driving behavior and unpredictable road conditions.