Because.

For some reason...

That difference is fundamental.

That's a substantive change.

This is a deep question.

I was involved in a petty argument.

This happened for a reason.

We're stinky for a reason.

But then, for some reason,

You won't like them all, and the tough ones show up for a reason.

We don't need a reason.

And for good reason, ma'am.

But we need a reason now.

That is essential.

Well, time is of the essence, Emma.

Sami has mysteriously gone missing.

They're called elliptical for a really good reason.

It'll be in a good cause.

Need there be a reason?

We didn't die for a good reason.

The Agency had been able to continue its operations over the past five decades mainly because of the generous assistance of the donor countries and the support provided by the host countries, namely Jordan, Lebanon and the Syrian Arab Republic, and the Palestinian Authority.

This is very substantial.

Something fundamental to our DNA.

We need technology as a core organizational principle.

This is pretty close to intrinsic beauty.

Everything happens for a reason.

Everything happens for a reason.

When they had read it, they rejoiced over the encouragement.

Which when they had read, they rejoiced for the consolation.

The SFTP server received a bad message.

The IPP request failed for an unknown reason.

the IPP request failed for an unknown reason

I feel uneasy for some reason.

Nuclear energy comes for a simple reason.

Unknown because, for some reason,

Maybe I did it for a good reason.

For some reason, our attendance is back in the crapper.

For some reason he doesn't write to me.

I tell you this for a reason.

But for some strange reason they left!

Did you want to see Cathy about something?

We feel that this is essential.

Well, so, that leads to kind of an ultimate question

So it's got this ability to do almost immortality, which is kind of a remarkable difference.

For some reason you guys are just really slow.