Sentence examples for reasons for instance from inspiring English sources

For historical reasons, for instance, the Coast Guard is in the Department of Transportation, while the Customs Service is part of the Treasury Department.

Some critics argue that women may be elevated during crisis for perfectly good reasons — for instance, because they tend to have skills that are suited to crisis management.

Innovators may choose the trade secret route over the patent application for many reasons — for instance, they may not have the time or money to pursue a patent.

Some of the MPs listed below may have been absent from the vote for their own reasons – for instance, Labour MP Alexander Cunningham says he was recovering from knee surgery at the time.

Prosecutors may impanel a special grand jury for a variety of reasons, for instance in cases in which they know they would need longer than four weeks to present evidence.

Most radio stations, including the ones owned by CBS, stream their content onto the Internet, but some ads must be stripped out first for legal reasons (for instance, if there is no arrangement to pay for the rights of on-air talent, writers and producers).

There is no good reason, for instance, that the East River bridges should continue to be toll-free.

If you take both boxes for any reason – for instance, because of what David is about to say – She will have predicted that and you will get only £1,000.

The reason for instance could be inefficient design of drive components or insufficient machine control.

Then we will be able to specify a range of true counterfactuals in which an agent had some reason, for instance, to do otherwise, and she did otherwise.

And so, too, proposes Godfrey, we may reason, for instance, first by knowing him as a substance, then as an incorporeal substance, then as a living and intelligent incorporeal substance.