Sentence examples for reason to some from inspiring English sources

Localists have taken umbrage at the sceptical tone adopted in the National Audit Office's (NAO) progress report on the devolution deals, especially its observation that there isn't a great deal of rhyme or reason to some of the arrangements.

Thus, if Glaucon is right about the nature of morality, then morality (properly understood) would only provide reason to some, under some circumstances, not reason to all, always.

Although these complaints are made about Rawls's account, the objection obviously applies, with greater or lesser force, to any conception of public reason that fixes the content of public reason, to some extent, prior to any actual democratic debate.

Therefore, rich production of hydroxylated flavone and/or its derivatives is one of reasons to some extend to explain the anti-inflammatory action for Elsholtzia plants.

"There is a reason to express some frustration.

Is that a reason to feel some sense of forgiveness?

"That is one reason to keep some conscription".

Investors have good reason to fear some sort of debt workout.

Without any values or dispositions, one would have no reason to prefer some over others.

With all these bloody barriers to hurdle there'd better be a good reason to do some physical activity.

You would have good reason to bring some skepticism to the horror thriller "Dark Skies," beginning with its generic title.