Sentence examples for reason to cling from inspiring English sources

He has reason to cling to power.

This combination of risks and rewards gave African leaders a compelling reason to cling to power.

It was futile and he knew it but he was stretching reason to cling on to something of value.

Making that too clear would not only anger the crowds, it could give Mr. Mubarak a reason to cling to power and a pretext to crush the revolution.

There's no reason to cling to our old ways.

At the time, Misfit CEO and co-founder Sonny Vu explained to the Wall Street Journal that he saw no reason to "cling to a dying business" when it's clear that activity-tracking hardware needs will likely be handled by Apple and others in the near future.

All sides have reasons to cling to this illusion.

Or would people find new reasons to cling to their old opinions?

He had other reasons to cling to his dream: in 1999, early in the film's development, his mother died of cancer.

I am afraid there is a real danger that these Tories look like they're simply defending the status quo for self-interested reasons – to cling on to their safe seats and guarantee single-party dominance in government.

Yes, the baby stage is hard in many ways, but there are so many reasons I want to cling to it.