Sentence examples for supporters reason from inspiring English sources

The forward corps gives Islanders supporters reason to be optimistic.

That memory gave Mr. Knight's supporters reason to hope that this second effort to dethrone "the emperor of Indiana," as Mr. Knight had become known, would be reversed as well.

But their convictions may give unions and other potential supporters reason to hold back, political analysts say, and will probably benefit William C. Thompson Jr., a former comptroller who has been competing with Mr. Liu for minority votes, or perhaps Bill de Blasio, the public advocate, who is ideologically similar.

Carter not only prolonged Toronto's season, he gave the Knicks' most ardent supporters reason to wonder which team will show up on Friday -- the road warriors who grabbed Game 3 and did not let go, or the evil twins who gave away Game 4. In 47 minutes, Carter mirrored his team by going from calamitous to confident as the Raptors even the three-of-five-game series at two victories apiece.

Yet the emergence of Livermore, alongside Niko Kranjcar, will give watching supporters reason to think the future is bright.

"My feeling is good, but it's important that they feel good [too]." Toure also scored the goal which beat Manchester United in the FA Cup semi-final and the victory over Stoke gave City supporters reason to celebrate on the same day that United sealed a record 19th top-flight title.

If disillusionment at the sale of Kevin de Bruyne was behind any of the supporters' reasons for staying away, those present will be quick to remind them that it was Julian Draxler, De Bruyne's £25.5m replacement, whose goal downed the Russians.

That's when public option supporters reasoned: if reconciliation is being considered at all, it doesn't make any sense to worry about getting 60 votes in the Senate.

Nobody took the four points, but the performances of the men in the middle meant both team's supporters had reason for optimism.

Ford's penalty for Goode's challenge on Rokoduguni gave the Bath supporters a reason to wave their scarves, but there was more largesse for Saracens.

Now, with the news of the extension — which by early February, the district had spent about $200,000 in legal costs to obtain, according an open record request — supporters have reason for encouragement.