Sentence examples for some reasoning from inspiring English sources

There is some reasoning for this, which does not meet their obligation to please the crowd.

Saltwater crocodiles can grow up to 5.8m (19ft) in length and have been known to attack humans who enter their territory, offering some reasoning as to why the boy was attacked.

Baugh offers some reasoning: When we get paid, we spend money.

Do they form delusional beliefs because they suffer from some reasoning deficit?

Since, by some reasoning, every basis point of IPO pop is dollars left behind, why might a company prioritize some pop over less, or none?

I'm sure there's some reasoning behind the keyboard, but it'd be nice if it used all the available space on the chassis.

In an article Examination of some Reasonings against the Unity of Mankind, the author states that Dr. Morton and Professor.

By 1965, the field had experimented with several models of problem solving: some were based on formal logic; some used heuristic reasoning; some, called "neural networks," were inspired by the brain.

Should 'dealing with' at least consist of identifying some value uncertainties or value conflicts, and some basic reasoning about it?

There is some convoluted reasoning behind this.

This being the House of Lords, some deployed reasoning that seemed old-fashioned, at the very least.