Sentence examples for reason to extend from inspiring English sources

There is no reason to extend the humiliation.

There is no economic or ethical reason to extend the Bush tax cuts for the wealthy.

Republican political strategists said that after watching the Democratic convention in Boston, they saw no reason to extend their meeting beyond today.

The incident could give the authoritarian military junta a convenient reason to extend her house arrest, which by some calculations is to end on May 27.

The Dodgers, with absolutely no reason to extend the contract, declined, and Sheffield promptly warned them that they would have an unhappy player on their team.

We gathered traffic counts, made forecasts and demonstrated clearly that there was indeed no traffic-related reason to extend the Expressway.

There are compassionate reasons to extend ventilation; waiting for extended family to arrive from overseas, or not to have the patient die on a special day (e.g. Christmas or a birthday).

But he added that there were good reasons to extend the principle to all law enforcement officials.

Some analysts believe that the Malaysian governing coalition — which in 2008 suffered one of the greatest electoral setbacks in its history, with the opposition taking more than a third of the seats in Parliament — is unlikely, for political reasons, to extend the franchise to more overseas Malaysians in time for the next election.

Yet, there exist many reasons to extend the Internet, e.g., for improving intra-domain and inter-domain routing for high availability of the network, providing end-to-end connectivity for users, and allowing dynamic QoS management of network resources for new applications, such as data center, cloud computing, and network virtualization.

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