with good reason

Golf's leading lights have had to deal with The Tiger Question for nearly two months now, and with good reason.

When a person started out on a journey, his friends might say with good reason, "God be with you. "

Month after (winter) month, the nutritional experts recommend brussels sprouts as one of their top superfood picks. And with good reason .

Yes, and with good reason: being a single older woman comes with its own economic challenges.

The book was a present from an ace teacher, a literary evangelist in classy shoes, who also flunked me, of course, with good reason.

Even so, Lula da Silva led his party to adopt measures whose results are now celebrated around the world, and with good reason.

If I went "ho-ho-ho" on a dead man's casket, girl, the crew would tie me up in the hold. With good reason too.

Agile methods are often described as people-centric rather than technology-focused, and with good reason.

Because friendship is so precious and pivotal, it's important it only be ended with good reason, and the feeling that you tried to fix it.

They have remained a myth, a reminder of a distant past mankind dares not remember. And with good reason.

Thyme is an officially approved German treatment for coughs, upper respiratory infections, bronchitis, and whooping cough, with good reason.

An increasing number of Americans just don't trust them to do it right, and with good reason. Most people think the government wastes money.

BRAZILIANS tend to think of themselves as a peaceable bunch, with good reason.

Speaking on the ABC television program This Week, Obama said Americans have become cynical, and with good reason.

Metal Slug commands a loyal fan base, and with good reason: Few franchises have the run-and-gun thing down like SNK's classics.

You may be skeptical of this claim, and with good reason.

AMD and Intel haven't exactly given up developing processors for desktop PCs and laptops, and with good reason.

Mr. Cantor's critics have been quick to accuse him of hypocrisy, and with good reason.

Many American states tout themselves as fishing and hunting paradises, and with good reason.

In recent years Europeans have become increasingly jumpy about bad food - and with good reason.

Many feared that the movie would resemble the newer seasons, and with good reason.

In reality, though, almost all living things are unicellular , and with good reason.

The bolder among them argued that the EU had always been an elitist project, with good reason.

Many American statestaunttout themselves as fishing and hunting paradises, and with good reason.

The new Basel 3 rules will penalise banks with too much wholesale or cross-border borrowing, and with good reason.

Countries out of a big deal, we often observe in television, radio before, with good reason.

Fast food gets a bad rap from us nutritionists - and with good reason.

With good reason, most contemporary economists regard Adam Smith as the founder of their discipline.

Much emphasis has been placed on projects that are "shovel-ready" , and with good reason.

'Fugu' chefs undergo a three year apprenticeship, and with good reason.

Millions of dollars and hours are spent on packaging design and with good reason!

Microsoft has become a clumsy, uncompetitive innovator. Its products are lampooned, often unfairly but sometimes with good reason.

The top prize-winning car is called the Very Light Car with good reason.

Many have observed, with good reason, that women are misused by the mostly male writers of the genre.

But with good reason, President Obama and his supporters should be nervous about their prospects 21 months from now.

Relief workers fret about earthquake profiteering, with good reason: in one large tent city, sacks of grains marked "US rice" were on sale.

Talk of a "G2" is fashionable, and with good reason.

Humans there are filled with superstition and fear. . . And with good reason.

It is the one dimension of future conflict that belongs to us, and with good reason.

It could be that Americans actually feel less connected to their leadership class now than they did then, with good reason.

You've been described as Barack's closest adviser, but you've distanced yourself from that tag, with good reason.

Take for instance, a young man unhappily single with good reason.

Liquid crystal polymers are sometimes called super polymers--with good reason.

The Internets are abuzz about a brand new electric motorcycle, with good reason.

The group within the non-null links section is itself fairly hairy, though with good reason (Listing 12).

People, like films, prefer reluctance in a hero with good reason.

If you're suspicious of others' good ideas or changes, it's with good reason, as recent events testify.

But with good reason, politics is among the most important factors in sovereign ratings.

Most attention has been paid to the Z4's exterior -- and with good reason.

Disillusioned by life with good reason to frown, for the world was intent on dragging me down.

But if anyone sees an opportunity to buy the entire firm for a song, they have yet to reveal themselves. Perhaps with good reason.

Russia hates China even more than they do the US. Not only that, but they're afraid of China and with good reason.

King with good reason, had agreed to the conditions of witches.

With good reason: ten-year Treasury bond yields have veered between just over 2% and almost 4% since December.

And with good reason.

This is controversial, and with good reason.

I use quotes around "desktop" with good reason.

As the dream suggests, I am worried, with good reason.

With good reason in he called a fool.

Of course. It's the tradition game in winter, and with good reason. Don't you like watching it?

So why, the bears ask, with good reason, should we think that China can?