Sentences with phrase «chief reason»

Change in ownership and a desire to start own companies are chief reasons for leaving.

In our Market Perception Survey 2016, for example, we asked firms to nominate one firm (other than their own) that they most admire, giving one chief reason why.

In fact, the firm cited overstaffing and overbudget operations as chief reasons for the ongoing job cutbacks.

The lawmaker herself even waved signs at passing traffic, and engaged in her sunny brand of retail politicking, stressing her record, bipartisanship and work ethic as chief reasons for her bid for reelection.

Overlooking the competition — in both formal and, more importantly, informal economic sectors — is a chief reason why ventures fail in new locations.

The chief reasons they like to buy American, the survey data suggests, is the perceived quality and better prices of U.S. products.

The planning and perfecting of the Unlimited platform is the chief reason for the many staff changes at the top, she says.

Hickey, co-founder of independent research firm Bespoke Investment Group, cites dangerously high optimism as a chief reason for the market turmoil.

The chief reason the OMP has no foreign diversification is that long - run returns on Canadian stocks are better than the global average, and nearly as good as returns on U.S. stocks (best performing country over the past two centuries).

«Convenience is among the chief reasons why consumers visit restaurants and delivery brings a heightened level of it,» says Solochek.

Lack of adequate cash flow, i.e. earnings available to the owner after all business expenses necessary to operate the business, is the chief reason for business failure.

The chief reason Cody sees Hillary winning is because Trump would need to take all the swing states in order to win.

The chief reason for this designation is that the Southwest Rapid Rewards ® Premier Credit Card showers you with miles and gives the opportunity to earn high valued travel perks.

Home hunters contact you for one chief reason — curiosity.

«Political polarization and the widespread use of social media are the chief reasons that it's increasingly difficult for brands to remain neutral on societal and political issues,» says Gene Grabowski, a partner at crisis communications firm KGlobal.

Failing to master the basic functions of even the simplest shaving brush is the chief reason why beginning shavers fail at the wet shaving game.

He said a chief reason the S.E.C. doesn't often bring cases against senior individuals is that they are unlikely to settle.

I was enlightened by this program and by its biblical and philosophical grounding instantly upon encountering it; and my agreement with it is a chief reason of the extensive indebtedness of my thinking to Pannenberg's.

Perhaps the God who made sure that this book is «inerrant» simply forgot the chief reason why He wiped out an entire city?

But perhaps the chief reason why he has been so attacked, and the saddest to recount, is because he is not St. Thomas Aquinas and indeed his system of thought disagrees with that of St. Thomas on some key points.

Muslim modernists have suggested that their defeat in the face of popular pressure was the chief reason for the subsequent decline in Muslim intellectualism.

Two of the chief reasons were voter apathy and military intimidation.

Those are the chief reasons I have turned my back on any religion, as all of them have proven to be self serving operations that strive to derive wealth from other believers who act in the worst ways imaginable.

But note one of the chief reasons for the German protest: «The signing of the Joint Declaration would result in no improvements whatsoever in the practicalities of Protestants and Catholics living together in families and in congregations.

With those two stipulations firmly in place, one notes that the chief reason the documents of 2000 and 2007 were viewed as setbacks to ecumenism is that, for a long time and in many quarters, the teaching of the Second Vatican Council was gravely misrepresented.

The chief reasons for looking into the twenty - first century with grave concern are to be found not in outer space but on the surface of the planet and within humankind itself.

There are two chief reasons for the probability of mass starvation in the future: the inability of the poorer nations to grow enough food, owing to loss of arable land, droughts and a rapidly growing population; and the fact that our monetary system militates against the redistribution of food from the richer countries with surpluses to poorer nations with starving populations (see Scenario 7).

This is the chief reason why the bulk of this volume has been primarily exposition of his philosophical position, with critical comments being kept to a minimum.

My conclusion, then, is that the chief reasons for insisting that God is an actual entity can be satisfied by the view that he is a living person, that this view makes the doctrine of God more coherent, and that no serious new difficulties are raised.

A chief reason that the U.S. War Department immediately after World War II granted accreditation to a special correspondent for religious affairs was the desire to find and support the Christian leaders who had resisted Hitler and survived.

The chief reason for this appears again to be financial: to continue to exist, paid - time evangelical programs must continually develop a supportive audience.

Western Christendom was an expanding, curious, inventive society - which is perhaps the chief reason historians generally believe that the «terrors of the year 1000» existed largely in the minds of nineteenth - century Romantics like Michelet.

One of the chief reasons is because he lives in a culture that traditionally has regarded inebriety largely as a matter of morals and willpower, and still does to a considerable degree.

«But the chief reason for Buddhist persecution was the financial need of the government.

They provide a statement of the chief reasons for the failure of the impulses towards community to be more effective than they are.

One of the chief reasons conscientious consumers have balked at the online services is the amount of packaging and environmental waste that is involved in getting the meal kit from farm to plate.

The company's facility is one of the chief reasons it can provide a high level of service to its customers.

While gourmet private chef - prepared meals, maximized privacy and security, uber - tailored guest service and 5 - star accommodations and amenities are chief reasons the trend toward private villa lodging is exploding, an elite few like Casa Dos Cisnes have offerings far beyond that don't just rival, but far exceed, those offered by high - end resorts — including those elite Penthouse suites.

There are two chief reasons we really love shrimp.

While maximized privacy and security, uber - tailored guest service and 5 - star accommodations and amenities are chief reasons the trend toward private villa lodging is exploding, an elite few have offerings far beyond that don't just rival, but far exceed, those offered by high - end resorts, including their elite Penthouse suit options.

He is the chief reason the JCs are a potent factor in the sport

Hudson, who began his career with Chelsea, and played there for six years, believes that sub-par players like Mikel and underperforming striker Diego Costa are the chief reason why the West Londonders are struggling this season.

Perhaps the chief reason is that Val Gardena is not precisely a ski town or resort; it is more a fine Italian state of mind, made up of three small villages — Ortisei, S. Cristina and Selva — that spread along the valley floor.

Force causes concussions; Concussions are strongly correlated with degenerative brain diseases like CTE; CTE and other associated long - term neurological disasters are the chief reason youth participation in football has been down or flat recently, and also the thing driving the current wave of lawsuits and legal drama surrounding the NFL and other leagues.