Sentence examples for reason that it would from inspiring English sources

In fact, Ira Stoll correctly notes in Reason that "it would increase federal outlays to $4,888 billion in 2022 from $3,624 billion in 2012, an increase of about 35% over ten years".

So it stands to reason that it would make a bolder move.

If for the only reason that it would have meant less Blair to listen to.

Bank executives reason that it would be unfair to terminate a relationship based on accusations.

A life, a place, chosen for that specific reason: that it would not contain Clark.

He argues, with seeming reason, that it would invite chaos if he were to step down before a peacekeeping force arrives in Liberia.

Each side appears to have concluded, for its own reasons, that it would be advantageous for the other side to go first.

They reasoned that it would be easier to follow the puck.

I'm glad I did it, even though there are so many reasons that it would be easier not to.

Two months ago, the health department suspended Mr. Chiseri with pay for reasons that it would not reveal.

But the administration has not pushed to do so because officials fear, for legal and political reasons, that it would be seen as improper interference.