Sentence examples for reason in part from inspiring English sources

The reason, in part, is a dwindling demand.

And I wouldn't steal content for any reason, in part because I make a living generating a fair amount of it.

The reason, in part, he said, is the promotion the site gets from commercials on its parent company's outlets, like the History Channel.

The reason in part is that when a fund of funds has a large number of underlying managers, it begins to track market indexes more broadly in extreme events, concentrating risk.

The reason, in part, is because when a fund of funds has a large number of underlying managers, it begins to track indexes more broadly in extreme event situations.

The reason, in part, is that athletes often feel better more quickly after a cadaver graft and are more likely to return to full activity before their bodies and the graft have reached full strength, Trojian said.

"I liked her for plenty of reasons, in part because she took such great notes but also because she knew how to cook," Mr. Zagat says.

He may have relied on "generalizations," Mr. Cabranes reasoned in part, but that was within his discretion — an argument that infuriated many civil rights groups.

Despite campaigning for a fresh Scottish independence vote, SNP ministers in Edinburgh have stopped short of backing Catalan independence for diplomatic reasons, in part to avoid setting a precedent where other countries might interfere in a further Scottish referendum.

Mr. Montejo's conviction was upheld by the Louisiana Supreme Court, which reasoned in part that the protections of the 1986 Michigan case should not apply to him because, in Louisiana as in many other states, lawyers are assigned automatically to indigent defendants, removing any question of whether Mr. Montejo specifically "requested" counsel at his arraignment.

Rather, her advisers said, there were multiple reasons, in part suggesting that the discomfort women had with Mrs. Clinton's attempts to meld the traditional roles of wife and first lady -- and, her detractors said, victim -- with the ambitions of a professional woman seeking one of the most powerful elected positions in the nation.