Sentence examples for reason suggests from inspiring English sources

The very modernity of its traditional retailing may be one reason, suggests Mr Favier.

Part of the reason, suggests the report, lies in the different language economists and companies use to frame the issue.

Since Google sustains Firefox - promotes it, distributes it and contributes most of the money to it - one reason suggests itself.

To solipsistic motorists, they are lateral obstacles, and the quick play of sun and shade disturbs those who invoke their civic right to drive faster than reason suggests.

One reason, suggests Mr White, is that if monetary policy is concerned solely with price stability, surges in credit will be restrained only if they trigger inflationary pressures.

This could indicate the abandonment of the Interception Modernisation Programme (IMP), about which both parties have been critical, but the reference to "good reason" suggests they are now hedging their bets.

That, at least, was one reason suggested for the meager turnout of hornists at the French horn Mass Appeal event at 59th Street and Columbus Circle.

Those banished to the more distant garden whose selfless owner had for some reason suggested this part of the study—found the return trip much harder.

The reason, suggested Andreessen: George Hotz built his very own self-driving car.

One reason, suggested by McMaster, is that Kim has a death wish.

The second reason suggested was related to known associations between treatment types and symptoms.