Sentence examples for reason the true from inspiring English sources

For that reason, the true customers may not qualify for the federal securities insurance program that is expected to cushion investors' losses, lawyers said.

The 86 goals also happen to be 85 more than Messi has scored in his World Cup career, and for that reason the true worshipers at the churches of Pelé and Maradona will always rate Messi below their idols in the debate about the game's greatest player.

Thus, virtue presupposes knowledge of the relative goodness of ends, and this knowledge Descartes assigns to reason: "The true function of reason… is to examine and consider without passion the value of all the perfections, both of the body and of the soul, which can be acquired by our conduct, so that… we shall always choose the better" (AT IV 286 7/CSMK 286 7/CSMK

For this reason, the true essence of the UK government e-petition can be discerned in the ones that are rejected before anyone is allowed to sign them at all.

For this reason, the true extent of the global burden of TB disease in children is not known [ 3- 6], but it is estimated to be around 490,000 cases and 64,000 deaths, annually [ 2].

As discussed in the previous paragraph for general reasons the "true" value is expected to lie between the original (0.030) and the new estimate (−0.022) which even better agrees with the nil hypothesis.

For these reasons the true incidence of LCIS in the general population is unknown, and many asymptomatic women presumably go unnoticed.

But there is no mathematical reason why the true figure should be closer to one extreme than the other.There are other reasons to be cautious.

Its central regions, including the nucleus and diffuse nuclear bulge, were not well resolved into stars, one reason that the true nature of M31 had previously been elusive.

The source of Turnbull's frustration is that he is arguing with Trump as though the former, respectable reason were the true one.

For instance, justice in the soul is modified so that reason pursues the true pleasure of knowing and the appetites the less true pleasures of the body.