Sentence examples for reason the contest from inspiring English sources

But this is not the only reason the contest will never witness American participation.

For this reason, the contest next month in Pennsylvania, the last of the big battleground states to hold a primary (aside from possible do-overs in Florida and Michigan), may carry a significance beyond the delegates themselves.

More than 11m polling officials and security personnel are involved, and for security reasons, the contest is broken down into seven phases, which allows teams of federal police — who are considered more impartial than their local counterparts — to monitor each one of the country's 800,000 polling stations.

ITV then announced that due to financial and scheduling reasons, the contest would not take place in the United Kingdom after all.

And that is one more reason why the contest is so uncertain.

This is the first election in Israeli history for the premiership alone, and that is one reason that the contest is not generating more noise.

The reason why the contest has been so dull is that the electorate itself has already made up its mind that it wants to punish Fianna Fáil and the Greens, and make Kenny the taioseach.

For several reasons, the contests here between Vice President Al Gore and Gov. George W. Bush of Texas are being fiercely fought and are ranked as tossups right now.

The reason: the SWC contests are foremost an extension tool, i.e., they aim at providing farmers with basic practical knowledge of some simple SWC alternatives.

Liverpool's latest commanding display was not the only reason to suspect the contest was over.

But with Concacaf qualifying for the 2018 World Cup looming in the near future, both sides had plenty of reason to take the contest in Carson, California, seriously.