Sentence examples for supplying reasons from inspiring English sources

By doing nothing, even people who abhor the bullying become complicit in the behavior and find themselves supplying reasons to justify it.

It supplies reasons for hope about the future.

Data was collected on demography, admission severity of illness, hemodynamics, subjective global nutritional assessment (SGA), and lead time to initiation and achievement of full feeds, adequacy of energy and proteins supplied reasons for feeds interruptions and complications of enteral nutrition.

The GP supplied reasons why the patient might wish to continue with benzodiazepines at an increased dose '… you're still not feeling great?' 'You get a bit anxious and stressed …?' The self-administration regime and total daily dose remained unstated, but the GP attempted to negotiate a smaller dose increase than requested.

And yet, with this knowledge readily accessible to them, White students in my class ceaselessly supplied reason after reason for why they felt unsafe on the UC Berkeley campus.

Waiting for the results of more research before taking action to reduce threatening exposures may not only take decades but the new knowledge may identify previously unknown sources of both uncertainty and ignorance, as awareness of what we do not know expands, thereby supplying further reasons for inaction.

In denying theoretical reason all insight into the supersensible (against various stripes of rationalism) and in denying normative authority to the inclinations (against Hume), Kant thereby rules out the only ways that that theoretical or instrumental reasoning could supply authoritative reasons to act: only pure practical reason can do this.

Jade Rickman, a CBI policy adviser, said that most businesses were keen to embrace energy-efficiency measures for cost-saving, reputational, or security-of-supply reasons, but they were hampered by a lack of coherence within the various government policies.

You might say that the natural rate of employment has been falling in recent years, for labor supply reasons that have nothing to do with the recession, financial crises and other economic events.

The union may be able to supply such reasons: in January, the governor announced a $1.8 billion increase in funds to be used for health care raises.

In the South, President Jefferson Davis of the Confederacy called the proclamation an effort to incite servile insurrection, saying it supplied additional reasons for the Confederacy to fight for its independence.