Sentence examples for should have reason from inspiring English sources

An eight-try win against Mark Aston's Ireland should have reason enough for an afternoon to savour but McNamara was forced to rebuff questions about Zak Hardaker's absence.

We should have reason to suspect that terrorism exists there and could affect our ships, but, you know, I don't want to second-guess it at this point".

Now there won't be a second vote: Britain is done, Cameron is diminished, and President Obama should have reason to rethink what has been a haphazard rush to answer the horrible images from Syria with missiles.

Ms. Yoshitomi said that Asians should have reason to fear coming to this town of 3,200 people, which is dependent on tourists and convention gatherings for most of its income.

I won't get started on how wrong I think it is to be able to patent living organisms, but I will say this: If the wind carries a GMO seed onto a farmer's land and takes root there, it's the farmer (if anyone) who should have reason to prosecute, not the seed company.

"We should have reasoned expectations".

North should have reasoned that two hearts was certainly a 6-0 facingcing a bad split.

In the late 18th century, Immanuel Kant took the opposite view, arguing that Abraham should have reasoned that such an evidently immoral command could not have come from God.

Coaches should have reasons for making substitutions - I've not seen the Lions management team's explanations for the front row change at the weekend.

In other words, Mally should have reasoned as follows: (1′) is surprising; but (1′) is an immediate consequence of (1) in virtue of Axiom I; Axiom 1 is uncontroversial; so (1) is to be regarded as surprising.

Greenberg also tried to direct some righteous indignation toward those who say Simmons obviously doesn't -- nor should he have reason to -- care about school.