Sentence examples for reason to adopt from inspiring English sources

But if reasons do not transmit in this way, the picture appears to be one of 'rational irrationality': having reason to adopt or sustain an irrational pattern of reasoning, on the ground that the results of doing so are mostly for the best.

But it did give newsrooms a reason to adopt it.

Until then, cities saw little reason to adopt a standard size coupling, and local equipment manufacturers did not want competition.

The community then has good reason to adopt conservation practices because it will reap the benefits if they work.

In 2005, President Bush cited Haas Automation's success in exporting machine tools as a reason to adopt a free trade agreement with Central American countries.

But that is not the only reason to adopt the practice, said the lead author, Mary S. Mittelman of the New York University School of Medicine.

All of these are good reasons to adopt the high-yield, low-profile carving method described here.

"If the United States of America has reasons to adopt the measures that have been questioned by the prosecutor's office," the judge wrote, "Brazil, with no plausible motive since the fear of terrorist attacks happily is not part of national life, cannot do the same solely on the basis of reciprocity, because that would cause millions of dollars of damage to the national economy".

A society therefore will have reasons to adopt a more substantial equality of opportunity principle, with equal opportunities for education, health care, etc. — the same reasons it had for adopting a merely formal equality of opportunity principle.

Open image in new window Fig. 1 Survey responses: reasons to adopt the term "resilience" or "vulnerability" Table 2 Qualitative replies under the category "other," referring to the reasons for adopting the term resilience or vulnerability Question 1: What were the reasons for adopting resilience (if applicable to you) and not another term?

Obviously, this would be very surprising for theorists like Butler, Reid, and even Locke to hear, but if we had overwhelming metaphysical reasons to adopt the Biological Criterion, it could well be true.