Sentence examples for reason for much of from inspiring English sources

For some new models, the reason for much of the decline is clear.

Ryan, a 6-foot-5 strong-armed quarterback, is the reason for much of that optimism.

[Rep. John P.] Murtha is right: We've become the reason for much of the violence.

It was the Russian-orchestrated separatist movement in the east which is the reason for much of these ills, Mr Poroshenko said.

There he sits, silently swilling Scotch and smoking a cigar while wearing swimming goggles (for no discernible reason) for much of the first act.

Rubio said that the Administration's proposed attack was not sufficiently robust; now he cites the failure to use force as the reason for much of the current chaos, including Putin's recent involvement.

Labor Department statisticians offered various reasons for much of the drop, particularly for construction and retailing.

On the contrary, the primary reasons for much of the lull in progress are relatively straightforward.

Bullion flowed out of the United States for economic reasons for much of the late 18th and early 19th centuries.

But it is the fourth reason that accounts for much of the fear and anxiety: a disproportionate number of victims are children or young adults, with the greatest number being college freshmen who live in dormitories.

The growth of China as an exporter was not the only reason clothing prices sagged for much of the last decade, but its aggressive expansion of its exports, coupled with similar efforts of some other Asian countries, was a major contributor.