Sentence examples for reason to win from inspiring English sources

"They drafted him here for a reason — to win games.

Still, Leipheimer, of Santa Rosa, Calif., has a special reason to win this race, too.

Alas, it will probably take more than a slim volume of sweet reason to win over lust's enemies.

On the other hand, Tony Siragusa, who is from Kenilworth, N.J., rooted for the Giants, and that is giving him reason to win.

Some of his customers install the devices in the boats of their suppliers for another reason: to win over customers by demonstrating transparency in fishing practices.

Violent protests by locals over land acquisition for zones have also deterred investors.Moreover, governments sometimes embrace SEZs for the wrong reason: to win praise for reform (and votes) without having to risk full liberalisation.

Mr. Sternberg said there were only three reasons: to win, to make money or to bask in the glow of being an owner.

But for NYC Kosovo, which qualified for this year's Cosmos Copa NYC in its first year of participation, the reasons to win keep multiplying.

This reference to individual- and group-related particularities means that one should not expect those reasons to win universal consensus (1993, 1 18; 162 68 162 68).

"So you see the players fighting on the pitch for two major reasons: to win and keep our money in our pockets.

Forget about truth: the real reason we need reason is to win arguments.