reason

• good reason

  Not without good reason.

• reason i

  One reason is recession.

• main reason

  Which I think is the main reason actually.

• real reason

  The real reason you put it in is to make it obvious what we mean.

• reason to suppose

  There is no reason to suppose that this pattern of occurrence is not general in Sussex.

• reason why i

  The body had not been identified as Stavanger's — though, when I came to think of it, there was no reason why it should be, because he had not been reported missing.

• only reason

  The only reason I shave at all is for other people.

• reason to believe

  I have every reason to believe that authorities have made use of these powers.

• every reason

  I have every reason to believe that authorities have made use of these powers.

• obvious reason

  There seems to be no obvious reason why such tasks should not also allow learners to refer to the systemic and schematic knowledge of their own language and culture.

• have no reason

  So it seems we have no reason of justice for rejecting the checkerboard strategy in advance, and strong reasons of fairness for endorsing it.

• little reason

  How little reason they had for this view we shall soon discover.

• sufficient reason

  Arette is a particularly neat, new-looking village, for the sufficient reason that it needed to be much rebuilt after an earthquake there in the summer of 1967.

• possible reason

  What possible reason could there be?