Sentence examples for reason hard from inspiring English sources

"Closing the box this is for some reason hard to automate," Hu said, shaking her head.

For whatever reason – hard times, political shifts, cyclical boredom – there has been a degree of renewed toxic intensity among those who follow England abroad.

This may be one reason hard-core pornographic films usually dispense with plot and character.

But there was another reason, harder to define, and the Mets' recovery after the coaching shake-up still puzzles Phillips.

Being an intelligent alien, you might infer that the humans' arms are paralysed, or that apples on Earth are for some reason harder to grasp with fingers than with teeth.

They lost for reasons hard to quantify.

Caren's question is, for myriad reasons, hard to answer.

(For reasons hard to fathom none of the material is available on iTunes).

Not only does this bit of theatricality dissipate the energy of the overture, but, for reasons hard to understand, the Czech is all wrong, even in the score.

Another example which is for rational reasons hard to tackle with interaction fingerprints is the dataset for AChE.

For reasons hard to fathom, the Republicans seem to have made up their minds: they will divide, degrade and secede from the Union.