Sentence examples for reason for a change from inspiring English sources

You have a change, you have a reason for a change.

"If it remains solely my decision, there is not the slightest reason for a change".

"That is also our position because we don't see any reason for a change".

A representative of the bureau said it had recently re-reviewed Goldline in response to Mr. Weiner's accusations and saw no reason for a change.

"He has to talk about the success of the last eight years," Mr. Breaux said, "and say that Bush has not given the country enough reason for a change.

Organiser Brian Henry said: "We don't see any reason for a change in the law.

"Because of the change of circumstances, there were compelling reasons for a change of course, and we did".

There are other reasons for a change: Ken Brown, a department spokesman, noted that some current plates "have been out there since 1986" and were worn out.

The catch-all term 'turnover' doesn't describe any of these, and other possible reasons for a change in temporary ownership of the ball.

The ad was condemned by New York City's Patrolmen's Benevolent Association as prejudicial pretrial publicity and was later cited by a judge as among the reasons for a change in venue from the city to upstate New York.

Her forehand landed wide, and Hingis, smiling for all the right reasons for a change, was back in the final of her favorite Grand Slam tournament with a 4-6, 6-4, 6-4 victhat that was, unlike so many matches in Melbourne this year, worth the price of admission.