Sentence examples for reason for a recent from inspiring English sources

Police union officials have long said that low pay is the prime reason for a recent exodus of officers.

That was one reason for a recent spike (see chart) in the number of "people of concern" to the UNHCR.

Almost everyone here speaks English these days, (89 per cent of Swedes are bilingual), but that's not the only reason for a recent surge in applications from UK students.

Continuing power cuts are a big reason for a recent dip in the government's popularity and a revival in the Socialists' fortunes.On the other hand, the economy is growing by about 6% a year.

The answer is an explosive enthusiasm for science among the general public and, though not scientifically proven, a possible reason for a recent surge in the number of undergraduates applying for science degrees in the hope of an exciting career path.

Some believe that those deals are part of the reason for a recent decline in ratings at the children's programming network.

Also due later this year is Elsewhere Company's a.part.ment, in which a character, Nick Connor, wanders his home, analysing the reasons for a recent relationship breakdown.

There are two reasons for discarding a recent and/or historical hybridisation as the cause of incongruence between mitochondrial and nuclear genes-based hypotheses (due to the unstable position of A. barbata).

The success of Dan Brown's sinister depictions of Roman Catholicism, and his use of the Vatican Secret Archives as a setting for his novel "Angels and Demons", may be one reason for a policy of recent, greater openness.

Glaxo cited the patent box as a reason for its recent launch of a new £50m "venture capital fund" to invest in university spin-outs and early-stage healthcare firms, and to spend £500m on expanding manufacturing in the UK.

Perhaps for this reason, a recent study found that reading on these devices for a few hours before bed seems to suppress melatonin (the sleep hormone) and therefore makes it harder to doze off, compared to a traditional paperback.