Sentence examples for reason to scrap from inspiring English sources

"To think that she is gone forever and we will never see her again is almost like losing a loved one," he said, but then he thought about the potential for harbor damage and added, "That's a reasonable reason to scrap it".

There is no reason to scrap it in these cases.

"Short prison sentences may not do enough to rehabilitate or even deter serial offenders but that is not a reason to scrap them.

He has good reason to scrap Arena's agenda: an American-trained gynaeco logist, he spent years in exile to escape death squads linked to the ruling party.

"There would need to be a compelling reason to scrap what we've invested our time and money in over these past four years".

But whatever promise of equal opportunity is embodied in that team, it is not a reason to scrap affirmative action, he said.

Beyond the sheer awfulness of it all, there are some genuine reasons to scrap the January window: it stretches the gap between the rich and poor clubs, it disassociates fans from footballers, it holds back the development of young players and it has little to do with the sport.

This was one reason why some composers tried to scrap classical forms and explore the alternatives, leading to the dissonant pandemonium of experimental music in the 1950s.

This is another reason for the court not to scrap the bodies.

If a country on a sound financial footing wants to scrap its currency board for these reasons, it should be able to do so without difficulty.How?

He reportedly had much of his own money tied up in his teams and was frequently forced to scrap his best teams for financial reasons.