Sentence examples for reason recently from inspiring English sources
I had reason recently to read for the first time the Wikipedia entry discussing my novel "The Human Stain".
But just as local officials have an incentive to inflate numbers, so Beijing has had reason recently to understate them: it wants to slow the red-hot economy.
Nick Gillespie, the pithy editor of Reason, recently summed up his feelings on libertarian support for the Republicans: "We're the long-suffering, battered spouse in a dysfunctional political marriage of convenience".
Piazza credited a renewed effort to simplify things for the Mets' minisurge, but there has been little reason recently to be overwhelmed by their standing in the East, 11 1/2 games behind first-place Atlanta.
Satyam Computer Services, which was barred from doing business with the bank last year for the same reason, recently revealed a huge accounting fraud.From the young to the oldAbbott Laboratories, which makes medical devices, agreed to buy Advanced Medical Optics, the biggest producer of equipment used in laser-vision surgery, in a deal valued at $2.8 billion.
With their seeming ability to make the semifinals of major tournaments at will, there has been little reason recently to look beyond the top four of Roger Federer, Novak Djokovic, Rafael Nadal, and Andy Murray when projecting who will be around at the end of the tournament.
Pigs have been in the news for all the wrong reasons recently.
Even the White House, which used the BlackBerry for security reasons, recently started supporting the iPhone.
Tesco has been in the spotlight for the wrong reasons recently, with a cyber attack on its banking business and a row with major supplier Unilever over pricing.
It's day two of my trip around Pas de Calais, a region that has been in the headlines for desperate reasons recently.
For M&S, in the news for not such auspicious reasons recently, it's part of a wider positive story – the store has long been progressive when it comes to ethical and environmental issues.
