Sentence examples for reason to mind from inspiring English sources
Golf is not a racist environment but neither is it representative of the multi-cultural world beyond the clubhouse gates – even more reason to mind its moral Ps and Qs.
Facebook has no reason to mind; the financial support they receive from huge multi-national corporations like Sony BMG and Warner far outweighs the comparatively measly contributions any of our region's music makers are able to offer.
If we were only reading piffle about fake celebrities or publicity releases masquerading as reporting, then we'd have less reason to mind being bombarded by these ungrammatical, crass, and craven mockeries.
The Russians find that thought reassuring: they much prefer dealing directly with the Americans than with a NATO that includes pipsqueak former satellites.For all these reasons, if Russia stays friendly, it would have less reason to mind if the Balts were invited to join NATO.
Maddy Loftus, 24, from Parsippany, N.J., who was also on board, had reason not to mind airplanes or their dangers: her father had been a pilot for Continental.
A simple reason comes to mind: No factual error has been found in "Fahrenheit 9/11"; most of the material there, while deeply embarrassing to President Bush, is well established.
One reason comes to mind - the massive local opposition in Colorado to the plan to increase drilling on public lands including the Roan plateau.
Two reasons come to mind.
Two obvious reasons spring to mind.
I'm sure there will be a lot of analysis of the result over the next few days, but from my encounters and campaigning recently a few reasons come to mind.
