Sentence examples for wider reason from inspiring English sources
"That's part of the wider reason why managers and vice-principals get interested," he says.
Responsible capitalism is also necessary for a wider reason – because Britain needs a new approach to paying our way in the world.
Poor nursing practice is unacceptable, but just as in Maidstone and Tunbridge Wells, there is almost always a wider reason, whether it's a working culture where patient safety is not the top priority or a finance-driven agenda of staff cuts.
There's both personal and wider reasons why I didn't want to have children.
The wider reasons, of values and outlook and general dissatisfaction with the direction of things, would still apply.
The team return to England directly after the match and Hodgson is already deliberating over the wider reasons why England have suffered out here.
The question remains, however, whether such practices are going on elsewhere and about the wider reasons for the fall in some schools' pupil cohort numbers.
And there are wider reasons for her to set up a public inquiry or an independent panel to review the evidence.
Just as in a wholly commercial relationship, successful partnerships for wider reasons require a hard head as well as a warm heart, especially in straitened circumstances.
The second will be to recognise that there are wider reasons, beyond the euro, why Tories and indeed the general public distrust the EU.
There are wider reasons for this, some of them not unique at all to Inverness, but the wish for a cup win to remove some antipathy from the past is openly acknowledged.
