Sentence examples for reasons speaking from inspiring English sources

Breaking into English seems to happen for a few reasons: speaking to English people; indicating social class; characters giving it a bit of attitude; for gratuitous dramatic emphasis.

"During the Great Leap Forward in China, times were hard, people were starving and dying everywhere," said the collector who sold the pieces, who asked not to be identified for security reasons, speaking by telephone from Switzerland.

The reasons speaking for the exclusion of features like skin color, height, sex and parentage as discriminatory apply equally to other natural human qualities like intellegence, appearance, physical strength, and so forth that are often chosen as criteria for distribution.

When asked what will differentiate this bid to turn a big brick-and-mortar brand into an e-commerce powerhouse, the lead partner on the deal, Bill Gurley, ticks off some solid-sounding reasons speaking on his cell phone from this weeks Dell conference.

But neither of these reasons speak to Thiel's deeper affinities with Trump.

Reds Manager Jack McKeon, who said he had never seen a player skip a game for political reasons, spoke with Ochoa before the game.

The Telegraph reports that the 15-year-old, who cannot be named for legal reasons, spoke about an alleged relationship with the Premier League footballer to friends on social media.

Mr. Turnage, a Manhattan resident who said he left college for financial reasons, spoke of going from completion of the training course in December to computer technician or help-desk work, and ultimately to an executive job in information technology.

(There is a parallel dilemma for non-moral normative contexts, if there be any, where normative reasons speak equally against doing p or doing not-p).

A number of reasons speak in support of this choice.

One reason speaking clearly about deficits is hard is because of the entrenched language that is used to speak about the process by which a government funds its activities, a process which is described as "borrowing".