for reasons *

These men all wanted to win, each for his own reason.

For one reason or another, all four women were here because of him.

Many people did care, and some worked very hard, for one reason or another, but not enough of them.

Many of us do not have a computer for one reason or another.

For one reason or another, the play was put away until 1987.

I really did want to hold her, for more than one reason.

Whether they got better is a whole different story for one reason.

He had brought her out here for one reason only.

He was here for one reason, and nothing must get in the way.

I had cut him down for one reason, above all.