Sentence examples for reason connected to from inspiring English sources
A spokesman for the housing association said: "Wandle denies that it dismissed Miss Heslop for any reason connected to trade union membership or activities.
Such retrospective studies do not prove cause and effect, and it is possible that people who are predisposed to Alzheimer's exercised less for some reason connected to the disease.
The Samsung combination of the stylus and their Swype-esque keyboard (or your finger) makes writing a big email a lot more pleasant and accurate than poking the awkward fringes of the slim iPhone 5. Weirdly-enough, the stylus didn't outplay the iPhone 5 for any reason connected to actual drawing.
Specifically, it was insinuated that his beard was somehow "suspicious," "Islamic" and then, without just reason or cause, connected to the Taliban.
American consumers seem to prefer incandescence, for reasons connected to the science of light.
Finally, all individuals raised by the United States as prisoners of concern for reasons connected to their faith were released as of September 2006.
"But there may be more prosaic reasons connected to the FSB's own relations with the underworld and smuggling across the Estonian frontier".
The findings demonstrate that the involvement processes currently used are deemed inadequate by both patient organisation representatives and Advisory Committee members, but for different reasons connected to how different stakeholders conceptualise evidence.
For reasons connected to his race, his education, and his exceptional talent, Carson at first carried an imprimatur of Serious Thought that the others in the crowded G.O.P. field did not.
However, in a new report published today, the Procedure's Committee has recommended that arrested MPs should only be named with their consent or when detained for reasons connected to their parliamentary activities.
The secondary academy school, where around 90% of pupils get five or more good GCSEs and which generally has five applicants per place, resisted this ruling, which ended up being quashed for technical reasons connected to Catholic church guidance on admissions.
