Sentence examples for will have reason from inspiring English sources

Now, however, Californians will have reason to hesitate.

If he is found guilty, others on Wall Street will have reason to lose their colour.

If it works, the Ruhr's Porsche drivers will have reason to cheer.

If not, Democrats will have reason to ask if the current system is failing them.

We Clippers fans will have reason to revel in our trademark masochism without him.

However, the Brazil coach, Dunga, will have reason to be aggrieved.

Its recent treaty was Mr Yeltsin's attempt to make Ukraine happier, and so reduce the risk that Ukraine, too, might one day be "lost".Clearly, Ukraine will have reasons to welcome any switch by Russia towards a friendlier tack.

Lennon will have reasoned that opportunities will arise in the coming months.

"For the first time this century, consumers will have reasons to upgrade their PCs Wi-Fi and the next wave of digital PCs Wi-Fihy".

A society therefore will have reasons to adopt a more substantial equality of opportunity principle, with equal opportunities for education, health care, etc. — the same reasons it had for adopting a merely formal equality of opportunity principle.

I somehow feel that some day I'll have reason to be proud of you, but, dear boy, I can't wait for that day".