Sentence examples for reason under from inspiring English sources

The reason: Under a long-term programming agreement, Televisa produces Univision's most profitable shows, the wildly popular telenovelas.

He talks in terms of a writer's prison, a dungeon, or an attic cell, and of the danger of losing one's reason under the relentless strain of composition.

Ellen Shade is the agonised Katya, slowly losing her reason under pressure from her appalling mother-in-law, Kabanicha, played by the great Czech mezzo Eva Randová.

Landlords can carry out no-fault evictions – where they don't have to give any reason – under section 21 of the Housing Act 1988.

He said that there was no reason under the Commons rules why London MPs should not live outside the capital and have a second home in their constituency.

Equifax says it provides information only to those with a legitimate reason under the Fair Credit Reporting Act, and requires anyone seeking income or salary numbers to obtain your explicit consent before releasing it.

The targets were there for a reason: under-representation of ethnic minorities was not just an equality matter, but a matter of public concern.

For a wide variety of reasons, under-educated parents, particularly women, are less able to see to it that their children get the education they need.

Lack of time is the main reason for under-reporting given by healthcare professionals.

The second leading reason for under-rotation is from not pulling in tightly enough.

Were the pollsters, for some reason, systematically under-sampling Republican voters?