Sentence examples for will be a reason from inspiring English sources

He seldom bats higher than four for Nottinghamshire and there will be a reason for that.

Neither "I believe in moral absolutes" nor "I don't"  will be a reason in the course of  ordinary, non-philosophical, deliberation.

Unless damaged thermal-electric capacity is brought back soon and more small gas-fired plants are quickly built, months perhaps years of energy shortages loom, with crippling effects on the economy.All this will be a reason to judge TEPCO severely.

Whether there will be a reason in the near future is open to question, since the accounting office study found that even after years of delays, technical challenges have put the program at risk of missing its most recent set of deadlines and cost estimates.

However, if temperature is just one way of measuring mean molecular kinetic energy, then a change in temperature will be a reason for thinking that mean kinetic energy of molecules has changed, not a reason why it has changed.

"Any possibility of execution will be a reason for Hong Kong not to surrender".

"He's hoping that the final analysis will be a reasoned view of what the evidence truly is and won't be a rush to indict just because a few investigators and prosecutors are frothing at the mouth".

"Maybe I'll be lucky and there'll be a reason to go somewhere tropical for a while".

Speaking to the Bloomberg news service, Thorsten Heins said: "In five years I don't think there'll be a reason to have a tablet any more.

In April he said that in five years, "I don't think there'll be a reason to have a tablet any more" and that "tablets themselves are not a good business model".

In an interview with Bloomberg, the chief executive said: "In five years I don't think there'll be a reason to have a tablet any more.