Sentence examples for reason to modify from inspiring English sources

We see no reason to modify these rulings.

These may be adult concerns, yet Rosoff finds no reason to modify or restrain her style.

I see no reason to modify Hudson's holding as here applied.

"There is no reason to modify our original enthusiasm about the girls' future as normal, developed human beings," he said.

Having pondered the subject, Wolpert sees no reason to modify his reductionist, materialist, atheist view of the universe.

That means they cannot be treated and have no reason to modify their behaviour to avoid infecting other people.

For, the Kantian can argue, if we are to treat another 'as an end', with the respect due to her as a rational and responsible agent, we must seek to modify her conduct only by offering her good and relevant reasons to modify it for herself.

There are so many reasons to modify a diet: for financial reasons, to improve mood or energy, out of respect for animals, for environmental reasons, for family, for health.

However, for some patients, there are often important, nonvirologic reasons to modify their antiretroviral regimen, such as for drug intolerance or the need to simplify the regimen.

The overall impact of temperature on routine swimming activity may be due in large part to the physiological impacts of temperature, although behavioural reasons to modify routine swimming also exist.

In her piece about missing an airline flight ("Missed Flight, Costly Lesson," On the Spot, March 10), Catharine Hamm suggested that if you cannot make a flight for whatever reason, call the airline and seek to reason with it to modify the booking, get credit for a return flight or both.