Sentence examples for reason to stand from inspiring English sources
They see no reason to stand for it again.
That's not exactly a reason to stand up and cheer.
Unlike in their heyday in the 1970s, the airlines today have little reason to stand out.
That gave Mr. Bush all the more reason to stand back in recent weeks.
Yet for him this isn't a reason to stand up for the 11-plus.
We must doubt people who stand what there is no reason to stand.
Equally it can just include finding excuses or reasons to stand more and walk about more – take calls roving, read paper documents standing".
Instead of withdrawing that garrison southward to Suzhou, the government left it, for political reasons, to stand and fight.
Update: The BBC emailed a statement by a spokesperson at 8pm: "On some occasions it is decided, for editorial reasons, to stand down a guest.
Because these big enrollments are accompanied by big money, he concludes, "Scouting had economic as well as philosophical reasons to stand firm against gay participation".
There are many reasons to be afraid in today's economy and corporate environment; fortunately for all of us, for every reason to keep your head down, there are just as many ways and reasons to stand up.
