Sentence examples for reasons making from inspiring English sources
(He had already retracted seven others for different reasons, making a total of 35).
Prices can bounce around for many reasons, making it hard to prove that defendants' actions have caused the price changes that occur.
The city has cordoned off streets surrounding the hall and cut off utilities to the area for safety reasons, making it impossible for audience members, performers and anybody else to enter.
The use of wrecking balls is forbidden for the same reasons, making New York City demolition a generally slow, costly, painstaking and union-friendly activity, like construction in reverse.
The management of such a corporation may wish to diversify its field of operations for a number of reasons: making additional use of existing plant facilities, improving its marketing position with a broader range of products, or decreasing the inherent risk in depending on the demand for a single product.
Not only did my mother teach me to bake, so everything to do with it remains comforting and nurturing, but it underscores one of the key reasons making bread is so good for you: you really can't do much else while you're baking.
My reasons make no difference.
"Younger travellers who don't want to fly for environmental reasons make enquiries.
All of these reasons make the case for diplomacy all the more compelling.
Two reasons make this possible.
