Sentence examples for reason for setting up from inspiring English sources

It's important to have a definite reason for setting up a festival, and not to assume that you'll necessarily make a profit.

Another reason for setting up the problem and then asking, "Now what?" is to direct consumers "to the digital part of the effort," Mr. Feinberg says, particularly the "answers" section of the Web site.

He admits to a measure of panic as the reason for setting up the MSC to provide information to the police: "The police were about to invade this building … it was done to protect the business".

Mr. White said that one reason for setting up Celera, which sells genomic information, was concern that the instrument business might be "marginalized" in the long run, with the real money being made in using the instruments to study genes or to make drugs.

The retributivist sees desert as a reason for setting up the institutions as well as for punishing the individual wrongdoer (Moore 1997: 154).

What do you believe was the underlying reason for setting up this sessional service?

Don't forget your reasons for setting up a youth board in the first place either.

I'm not against anyone having a theatre if it is for artistic reasons, but the reasons for setting up this project were always socio-political, not artistic".

His reasons for setting up the fair was a rebuke to Frieze: "All the VIPs and exclusivity I found a bit off-putting.

Instead, their main reasons for setting up Web sites are to market their wares and help their customers, saving themselves money in the process (see chart 2).The most important lesson would-be traders on the Internet must learn is that it rarely works like the physical world.

One of the reasons for setting up an inquiry, which is soon to begin in England under a New Zealand judge, Lowell Goddard, was the fact that the Home Office had lost files of allegations concerning important people given by Geoffrey Dickens MP to the then home secretary, Leon Brittan.