Sentence examples for reason point from inspiring English sources

Some, with good reason, point to Dein's exit in 2007 as the start of Arsenal and Arsene Wenger's slow decline.

For this reason, point sets C are extracted before and after the occlusion and each point is associated with an identifier of the two separately detected flies.

Third, proponents of public reason point out that when methods of justification require participants to refrain from appealing to the whole truth, this does not entail the conclusions reached will not be true, or that the method is somehow indifferent with regard to the truth of the conclusions reached (Mendus 2002, 26 28; Rawls 1996, 150).

For this reason, point guards need to keep their passing as efficient as possible.

Partly for that reason, points out Mr Chappaz, many start-ups, including Netvibes, already have their headquarters outside France.

Mr. Schundler countered with reason, pointing out that the federal grant would cement the state's reform project and help local districts financially for years to come.

The voice of reason pointing out that what you are about to attempt has already been done -- and done far better than you might even hope.

Another reason, pointed out by Rich Tepel, an official with the group Potomac Pedalers, is that operating a tandem takes more arm and grip strength than does riding a single bike (or, as some tandemers amusingly call it, a "half-bike").

Owing to the reason pointed out section in 3.2, we could not include more users.

A Chinese news report of the decision does not mention pandas as a reason, pointing instead to flood and erosion control, providing carbon sinks, and improving ecological conditions.

Henry questioned that line of reason, pointing out that Obama was accepting donations from supporters in the same field.