for reasons *

And maybe the captain was anxious to get home for personal reasons.

We got an increase in business visas in 1990 for good reasons.

"Seems like we're always getting together for political reasons or to grieve."

It is people getting together for reasons other than just money.

He wanted to get his facts right, for personal reasons.

We must get out now, I thought, if only for reasons of personal safety.

I think that most survivors get through for specific reasons, often a complex set of causes.

A mother would not be too keen about getting a deep fryer for several reasons.

She got a nose job for reasons of simple vanity.

Van, you didn't get wind of it for obvious reasons.