Sentence examples for reason gates from inspiring English sources

Ballmer is the reason Gates always flies coach when he is traveling on business.

One reason Gates has remained so successful is that he has been able to hang on to this boyish fascination with the computer, and use it to guide his decisions about what new software tools Microsoft should develop and market for the PC.

The only reason Gates would take the job, after turning down an earlier offer to serve as the new Director of National Intelligence, the former high-level C.I.A. official said, was that "the President's father, Brent Scowcroft, and James Baker" — former aides of the first President Bush — "piled on, and the President finally had to accept adult supervision".

The only reason Gates would take the job, after turning down an earlier offer to serve as the new Director of National Intelligence, the former high-level C.I.A. official said, was that "the President's father, Brent Scowcroft, and James Baker"—former aides of the first President Bush—"piled on, and the President finally had to accept adult supervision".

He cited the rise of Linux as one reason Gates plays hardball in the industry.

The real reason Gates put in play his title to "world's richest man" is his philanthropic giving.

But whether for want of touting superior ergonomics, or for more pecuniary reasons, Gates' version of the affordable PC will reportedly rake in the same amount of dough as traditional computer sales have.

And that's one reason Mr. Gates is likely to be the richest man on earth for quite a while.

This study attempts to articulate these unconventional factors by investigating the reasons behind gated communities' proliferation from the perspective of developers in the GCR.

"For my part," he said, "I see no more reason for toll gates on the bridges than for toll gates on Fifth Avenue or Broadway".

The film even has laughs (which is no small feat), but the cumulative effect of its message is enormous sadness that hate is so strong and so resistant to reason.(Gates) 'ROLL BOUNCE' (PG-13, 107 minutes) A drowsy comedy from Malcolm D. Lee about a handful of kids grooving and roller skating in the summer of 1978, "Roll Bounce" has heart and good vibes but little else to recommend it.