Sentence examples for reason for opening from inspiring English sources

"There was a reason for opening this war," he said.

"Our reason for opening the skies is economic.

That was the prime reason for opening up The Groucho Club".

"If you don't have things to sell, there's no reason for opening the door," Mr Badger said.

Another fundamental reason for opening a shop was to avoid the fate of having to work in the real world.

"The reason for opening the schools is that we're quite excited about being able to influence education of Chinese pupils in China," a spokeswoman said.

Economists say there may be other reasons for opening the door to high-skilled immigrants.

The decision will set out the commission's reasons for opening an in-depth investigation," said Antoine Colombani, a commission spokesman.

Survey data were collected focused on the reasons for opening the nozzle, adjusting the level of air flow, and changing the direction of the air flow.

It was one of Walsh's main reasons for opening Mona in the first place: to start and learn from a conversation about what art is.

Michaela Platzer, the report's author, says that foreign textile manufacturers cited proximity to their customers, lower transportation costs, shorter delivery times and access to cheaper energy sources as the main reasons for opening textile plants in the region.