Sentence examples for strongest reason for from inspiring English sources
The strongest reason for banning Sortu is that it is a rebranded Batasuna.
Like Dr. Grady, Dr. Schiff said the strongest reason for using hormone replacement was to treat symptoms that a woman finds intolerable.
The LDP's failure to find a solution to Japan's protracted economic woes was the strongest reason for the unprecedented humiliation the party suffered.
"The strongest reason for refinancing is still to get lower monthly payments," Mr. Johnson said, "but we are seeing significant numbers of people refinancing to shorter maturities while leaving their payments unchanged.
It would take a brave boss to do this; but Exxon's Rex Tillerson is made of stern stuff.Perhaps the strongest reason for a takeover is not BP's plight, but the oil industry's general gloom.
The statement prompted criticism from former Israeli negotiators, America and the EU, as well as Palestinians, though John Kerry, America's secretary of state, urged the Palestinians not to react adversely to the plans and called on all parties to proceed with the talks.But perhaps the strongest reason for the quiescence of the national-religious is fear of losing their clout.
Mr Mundell said one of the "strongest reasons" for preserving the Union was that the country was able to "pull together" when it was under threat.
One of the strongest reasons for pushing the case now is we have fixed terms for the Scottish parliament and for the Welsh assembly - a sensible starting point when creating a democratic structure from scratch.
"In my view that was one of the strongest reasons for not wanting another conduct remedy," said Herbert Hovenkamp, a law professor at University of Iowa whose treatise on antitrust is cited in the appeals court opinion.
But Mr Obama's speech this week will not persuade many people that he has the unwavering resolve to win this war, for he wore his doubts on his sleeve.He listed all the strongest reasons for fighting.
In opposition, anyway, they have clamoured above all for more spending.All cheques, no balancesThe two strongest reasons for thinking that voting Democratic might improve fiscal discipline have nothing to do with the Democrats' campaign promises.
