for good reason

The duckling did not seem the least bit intimidated and for good reason, as Africa's gentle giants eat mostly fruits and plants.

The iPhone is now the epitome of what a smartphone should be in many consumers eyes, and for good reason.

Mitsubishi's FQ line of potted-up rally cars has long been a fan favorite, and for good reason.

A program on team building would not likely include a threat of such dire consequences, and for good reason.

We've been tracking online storage for nearly a year, and for good reason.

People are very upset about this, and for good reason. Female infants in China who have been fed formula have been growing breasts.

Hormone replacement therapy (HRT) has largely fallen out of favor among women and their doctors, and for good reason.

Since then, the name has changed from "sex surrogate" to "surrogate partner, " and for good reason.

Even when people are sad for good reason, they should be allowed to take drugs to make themselves feel better if that's what they want.

When you first launch the app, it tells you to make sure you've got the server running, and for good reason.

Non-designers frequently stress out about finding the proper typeface for a presentation, and for good reason.

And for good reason; a good listener really does care to understand .

Washington - Cities worldwide are busy planting trees to keep summer temperatures down, and for good reason.

You don't see many aircraft that look like the X-29, and for good reason--it's exceedingly hard to keep them stable.

This legal safeguard is part of our common law for good reason and should not be weakened or removed.

Humans hate being cold, and for good reason: our long-limbed bodies are exquisitely adapted to lose heat, not to retain it.

People describe these moments as out-of-body experiences, and for good reason.

The bottom line is that checked exceptions are part of a method's signature for good reason.

Green lumber sellers have become decidedly more upbeat in the last week, and for good reason.

The dollar is still king from a business's perspective, and for good reason.

For two years, the market has worried itself over Obama's antibusiness attitudes and agenda-and for good reason.

Amaryllis and narcissus are the old standbys for some winter cheer, and for good reason.

Medical ethics wouldn't let you consent to that even if you wanted to, and for good reason: It's an invasive surgery with serious risks.

WOULD-BE rulers of the world have always coveted Egypt, and for good reason.

Still, they said, he had acted for good reason: to end slavery in America. Southern newspapers condemned Brown.

There's nothing wrong with bucking societal norms, if it's for good reason.

Techno-archaeology is digging back and finding past miracles that never happened -- for good reason usually.

No matter how hot it is outside, most people wouldn't venture to swim in any of New York's rivers -- and for good reason.

Social networks have become prime targets of such programs' creators for good reason, security experts say.

Traditional wisdom holds that whatever human beings do, it must be for good reason.

People are scared for good reason, as layoffs rise to record levels even in the midst of a recovery.

The failure to believe in this dark stuff, the authors concluded, made "analysts predict crises that, for good reason, remain elusive" .

The public is concerned about being tracked online too, and for good reason.

depression, a mental illness, and suicide have often been highlighted in the past as serious social problems---and for good reason.

We need to accept that across much of the planet, waste with little or no treatment will be applied to agriculture for good reason.

Clearly, there's not much consensus on what the seasonally-adjusted quarterly figure for China was, and for good reason.

As far as I could tell, Westerners were rarities, and for good reason.

Their method has, for good reason, rapidly gained traction in the industry, and provides a sound basis for qualitative user research.

Control systems are usually kept entirely separate from other systems, for good reason.

And for good reason perhaps no other day warrants more popping of Champagne corks than New Year's Eve.

However, doubts persist about China's environment, and for good reason.

We have stated that the oceans will bloom, turn green, and for good reason.

The format of the mapping descriptor is XML -- and for good reason.

The expensive outfits for 2NE1's "Lonely" music video has generated a ton of conversation recently and for good reason!

For good reason, the private sectors of such countries are likely to save more and pay down debt for years to come.

Metrics is the buzzword in the social sector right now, and for good reason.

Building work is underway on the local jail, known for good reason as the "sheriff's hotel" .

The average American enjoys having pets around, and for good reason.

Most of the time, denial is for good reason based on the prisoner's attitude, lack of remorse or institutional disciplinary record.

The Obama administration has been careful for the most part to resist lecturing the Europeans in public for good reason.

And for good reason: Lenders worry that they'll be throwing money.

The rules are different for open source operating systems, however, in part for good reason.

But states and countries are enthusiastic about hosting film crews, for good reason.

Short of termites, water damage is probably a homeowner's worst nightmare, for good reason.

Still, the iPhone is a hot selling phone, and for good reason.

They want the teams to open their books so they can assess their financial positions, a move the owners have resisted for good reason.

And for good reason: Plants offer a host of health benefits.

But when they do, it is for good reason: lemmings are known for boom-and-bust , Malthusian swings in population.

The 'buy-and-hold-investing-is-dead' credo is fashionable on Wall Street for good reason.

our cognitive biases have survived for millennia for good reason.

If the courts accept they are held for good reason, Mr Obama still has to decide how to deal with them and where to put them.

Everyone's a little more jaded today, for good reason.

What is actually going on remains mysterious, and for good reason.

The War of 1812 is known as "The Forgotten War" for good reason. Not many people even know that the War of 1812 ever happened.

J. C. Penney ranked among the 10 best stores for customer service last year as well and for good reason.

The myths about shape shifting have a long history in South and Central America and for good reason.

Toral is also called an Internet "evangelist, " for good reason.

There is a sign warning travelers about the bridge, and for good reason.

He won the nickname "Bulldozer" for good reason.

Most people guess 20 percent, and for good reason: We've been trained to think that way.

They have a natural fear of fast moving water and for good reason.

This B-movie fare is widely mocked, often for good reason.

This is the dimension of usability that gamedevelopers tend to focus most heavily upon, and for good reason!

Allen didn't touch gold for decades. And for good reason: The 56-year-old remembers the metal's 20-year losing streak.

If this all sounds desperate, it's for good reason.

You've probably heard this a thousand times, and for good reason.

It did so, suggests Lardy, for good reason.

Dear Alison: This is indeed a hot topic lately, and for good reason.

For example, one of your investments may be down 20% for good reason.

Soccer is the most popular sport in the world for good reason.

And for good reason: A 2010 industry study reported that global organic sales topped US$50 billion in 2008, up 100% from 2003.

But Mr Wu's games, disclosed to the Financial Times by participants in the talks, have gone unpublicised in China, for good reason.

For good reason the Inuit elder reminds his grandson that "the snow is your best friend" .

The world is nervous for good reason.

The third thing, and probably the most important point to get down is that it happens for good reason.

Loving you for good reason could be the wrong one