Sentence examples for reason for how from inspiring English sources

Braun is a free man, but he still must give a good reason for how he got into this mess.

"There's no rhyme or reason for how patients are charged or how hospitals come up with charges.

It is set in the Forest Of Dean in 1943; a place of idyllic summer beauty, marvellously photographed and shot entirely on location, on film, with no studio scenes shot on video (an important technical reason for how well the film holds up).

Tryon doesn't give a reason for "how a vacuum fluctuation could occur on such a grand scale".

"There's no rhyme or reason for how patients are charged or how hospitals come up with charges," he told the Times.

Alleging that hormones have caused you to think, speak or behave is a certain way is the equivalent of saying that there is no legitimate reason for how you feel.

"There's always secrets, there's always reasons for how people behave," she said.

The 60 writers who vote for these awards have their reasons for how they vote, but as a body they often favor runs batted in leaders on playoff teams for the Most Valuable Player awards.

Theorists who analyze such things have all kinds of reasons for how we got here -- the permissiveness of parents who like being friends, not disciplinarians, with their children, for instance, and a media culture that validates grossness and silliness and has so seized on this as a lifestyle that squirtable ketchup and margarine now come in funny colors.

Put another way: several of the five conservatives justices, only one of whom will be needed to uphold the law as the four liberals seem firmly in support, wanted Verrilli to give them concrete reasons for how requiring individuals to purchase health insurance or else face a financial penalty is a case unique to health care markets that won't set a precedent in others.

Commentators and analysts have offered many reasons for how the outspoken billionaire has come so far, but what insights can scientific research provide?