Sentence examples for standard reason from inspiring English sources

The standard reason for innumerable climbs, crossings, canoeings and such: because it's there.

But in British politics this is the standard reason given for resigning, whatever the true reason.

The standard reason given is because a stream is generally a one-to-one transaction, whereas a spin goes out to thousands or even millions of people at a time.

The standard reason for retiring at older ages — given in "The Power of Working Longer," the paper I cited in the previous column — is that monthly Social Security benefits rise appreciably if you wait longer to claim them.

Naina, who wears glasses that make her look like Ashleigh Banfield and who is studying for a business degree at the "University of New York," might seem an ideal daughter, but she is a disappointment to her large Punjabi family for the standard reason: she is not married and has no immediate intention to be.

The standard reason is "option value", or the ability to put in more money later as the company scales and gains traction.

It's horrible and it's shameful and I never visited them for the standard reasons.

But that is an unfair comparison for the standard reasons: we are human beings who matter, while they are merely "unpeople", to borrow Orwell's useful phrase.

Residents of the 79th District cite many of the standard reasons for not voting, from busy work schedules to family responsibilities to cynicism about politics.

But while Mr. Ramsey is concerned about American stocks, he says it makes sense for long-term investors to stick with them and stocks elsewhere, too, for the standard reasons.

There's no reason why you can't give any of the standard reasons: the chance to work with interesting products, services or people; or for a company with a particularly good reputation in the sector; or the opportunity to develop certain skills or to learn the business.