But still, it's now a possibility, and likely without reason.
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The trial has been criminally underreported and not without reason.
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Expelling a reporter — and without reason — runs contrary to that.
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But with how pervasive it is, it's not without reason.
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"Without reason, without truce, there's no real democracy," he said.
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Private equity firms get a bad rap — and not without reason.
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Anti-virus software gets a bad rap sometimes, and not without reason.
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He defined "random" as a person committing a violent act without reason.
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Lesbian sex is commonly portrayed as "low-risk" — and not without reason.
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She plays a literal queen in Black Panther and not without reason.
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Without reason or explanation, Texas broke its promise of a fair sentencing hearing.
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According to the Omaha World-Herald, testimony was suddenly halted last Wednesday without reason.
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Everyone is way too hard on Sansa Manipulative and opportunistic, but never without reason.
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He suggests, not without reason, that American constitutionalism, capitalism, and globalism are at stake.
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It's not without reason that Musk's following is often described as being cult-like.
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He remained semidetached from his fellow composers, finding them, not entirely without reason, cliquish.
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Which isn't to say they're gratuitous, or gratuitous without reason, if that makes sense.
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That opinion was not without reason, as so many bottles of Soave, Frascati, Est!
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Donald Trump, on the other hand, brings out very intense feelings, and not without reason.
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This is offered as a justification for higher house prices, and perhaps not without reason.
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When she was apprehended at the border, her three children were taken from her without reason.
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As irrational as the North is portrayed in the West, its actions aren't totally without reason.
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His girlfriend, Annie Li, said that he had been detained "without reason" and urged his release.
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Often the target of their ire, and not without reason, is the embattled mayor, Virginia Raggi.
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Second, the kind of arbitrary process Souter had in mind is one that is without reason.
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Fees appear to fluctuate without reason and longer flights aren't always more expensive than shorter ones.
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Learn More | Buy on Amazon Anti-virus software gets a bad rap sometimes, and not without reason.
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Criticism of white evangelicals has reached a fever pitch with the Trump administration, and not without reason.
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Not without reason did Machiavelli make Cesare the hero of his masterpiece of sinister machination, "The Prince".
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"Draghi is erecting barriers to higher interest rates, and not without reason," Commerzbank economist Joerg Kraemer said.
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The Democrats, not without reason, have been eager to make hay about Trump's possible collusion with Russia.
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Not without reason, many African-Americans, mostly young men, fear and distrust the police, especially white officers.
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Democrats have responded to Barr's summary by calling the attorney general's impartiality into question (not entirely without reason).
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On one hand, many party activists resent – not without reason – official party organs intervening in competitive primary campaigns.
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The killer made threats through letters sent to newspapers beginning in 1969, but stopped seemingly without reason in 1974.
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Often they were missed, or the government panicked without reason, dragging along a public panicked by hoaxes posted online.
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He never found out why, and after opening a new account, was booted again, again without reason or warning.
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"The small-cap weakness has become a favorite point of emphasis of the bears, and not without reason," Clissold said.
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Now that's all well and good, but we're concerned about Trump having access to longer tweets — and not without reason.
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President Johnson, not without reason, believed the resolution granted him authority to conduct sustained and indefinite combat operations in Vietnam.
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Without interagency vetting, commanders could strike suspected Shabab fighters even without reason to believe they posed a threat to Americans.
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This has, not without reason, led many to conclude that this is the crisis that will finally do Trump in.
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He continued: Without reason, without truth, there is no real democracy, because democracy is about true choices and rational decisions.
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By the time the unnamed woman visited an emergency department, she had been struggling to stay upright, regularly falling without reason.
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In 1964 the military plotters feared, not without reason, that Goulart was planning his own coup against congress and the governors.
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In 2017, Sprave noticed that his videos were being demonetized seemingly without reason, preventing him from earning money on the platform.
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President Trump crossed new lines this morning: Incited violence against Muslims without reason or regret by retweeting unverified anti-Muslim videos.
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The idea that the 68-year-old would fall off the face of the earth without reason has triggered numerous rumors.
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A number of trans people have come forward with complaints that their Tinder accounts have been suspended or banned without reason.
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And not without reason: Tesla is the most successful automaking startup in decades and has almost singlehandedly made electric cars cool.
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You, too, may be resentful, not without reason, given that resentment is the proper attitude toward those who have wronged you.
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Younger left-leaning voters increasingly don't believe the Republican Party, as currently constituted, is capable of compromise — and not without reason.
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Many of Chaplin's best gags have to do with the tramp getting lost in time, repeating the same actions without reason.
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He believes, not without reason, that his hawkish views on immigration won him the presidency in 2016, and remain his strongest suit.
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In particular, this new change would allow the police to stop and search attendees at music festivals or similar events without reason.
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They're not without reason—much of the music hasn't changed substantially since 2012, while the culture surrounding it often radiates toxic masculinity.
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After being let inside by building security, Mr. Benzies was then ordered to leave by the Rockstar North office manager without reason.
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On the other hand, the company betting — and not without reason — that no actual Journal user wants to read the newspaper this way.
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It was about seven years ago that the now 42-year-old Abraham said he began to notice his temper flaring without reason.
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It's of course important for anyone accused of improper behavior in the workplace to receive due process and not be fired without reason.
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Democrats believed, not without reason, that Mr Trump's declaration undermined both the separation of powers and Congress's constitutionally mandated power of the purse.
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"never kill [sic] someone without reason," he tweeted, concerning the series of beheadings carried out by the ISIS executioner known as Jihadi John.
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Simply and only there to celebrate getting married and without reason a fight or anything his life was instantly taken so others weren't.
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And Life has garnered a lot of comparisons to Alien — not without reason, since it's obviously borrowing story beats and concepts from that film.
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The EFF isn't one to casually stoke fear without reason, so you'd be advised to follow its instructions until the full situation is revealed.
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Hence, not without reason, the Eurosceptic offence taken at comparisons of the democratic legitimacy conferred by European Parliament to that conferred by national parliaments.
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You may have had an inkling somewhere along the line that there's a few Harry Potter fans at Mashable, and they're not without reason.
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While victory laps are nothing new, the extent to which the Cavaliers have embraced the Larry O'Brien Trophy is unique, and not without reason.
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Like Ms. Bonds and the Bengsons, he knows the redemptive joy of singing your sorrows and finding the rhymes in a world without reason.
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But Wiseman has long maintained that he believes the authorities were really worried about how they looked in the film — and that's not without reason.
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Eventually, 11 ex-deputies pleaded guilty to planting drugs on fleeing suspects, beating scores without reason and writing up phony reports to cover their tracks.
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She makes provocative statements to the press ("I'm the new faith") without reason or explanation, and when asked to explain herself, aggressively changes the subject.
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Miners say that they considered Obama's environmental regulations a "war on coal," and believed, not without reason, that Hillary Clinton intended to continue his initiatives.
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Some in France, not totally without reason, see Mr. Macron's climate change agenda as a smoke screen for plans to shred the social safety net.
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In January, a poll showed about 52 percent of Americans — many of them Democrats — worried that the president would launch a nuclear attack without reason.
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Not without reason, perhaps: At Fort Stewart in Georgia, someone managed to roll one of the trucks within three days of the troops there receiving it.
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" On speculation that someone within the bank had actively helped the thieves, he said, "if there's a criminal, catch him, but without blaming anyone without reason.
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Strieff, that it was lawful for police to stop and search a car, even without reason, so long as they can later discover an outstanding warrant.
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From its inception, Warped provoked criticism from punk purists who argued — not without reason — that the corporate-sponsored festival was antithetical to the values of the genre.
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They cited coworkers at the New York headquarters saying disparaging words about "Black Lives Matters" protesters, bragging about gentrifying neighborhoods, and rejecting candidates of color without reason.
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And it was easy to see why: He had a selfish tendency to make everything revolve around him — not without reason — even though the world was collapsing.
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In the United States, sort of bipartisan monopoly has created the situation where one party kind of gets to claim [AUDIO OUT] and not without reason, right?
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In the United States, sort of bipartisan monopoly has created the situation where one party kind of gets to claim [AUDIO OUT] and not without reason, right?
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Not without reason, conservatives bring attention to many federal policies and programs that bring Washington bureaucrats into areas best handled by states, localities or the private sector.
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Instead of actually doing any research at all -- you mentioned PCMR without, apparently, even going there -- you just bought the most expensive parts you could without reason. Why?
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Perhaps not without reason, some players have assumed that when bad guys are thrown off the roof of a skyscraper by a mutant with super-strength, they die.
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Not totally without reason, Republicans have countered that lead poisoning is a much broader and more complicated policy problem that should be handled in a more systematic way.
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Last year's festival revolved around presentations "of almost cataclysmic suffering, the kind of pain that lingers without reason or resolution," I wrote in a New York Times review.
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The group had organized and participated in a "march for dignity" in Tijuana on Saturday, demanding respect for human rights and an end to detentions of immigrants without reason.
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More than that, though, Bonnell feels, not without reason, that he is uniquely equipped to handle the emotional toll of confronting some of the worst people on the internet.
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Convinced, not without reason, that Western forces will soon leave Afghanistan, at least some of the generals wish to preserve the Haqqanis and other fighters for future proxy wars there.
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The measure has given authorities broad power to detain civilians without reason, monitor and censor all forms of communications, seize property and restrict public gatherings under the pretense of counterterrorism.
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There's been a lot of complaining this election cycle about the "rigged" rules of the game, and not without reason: Our presidential primary process can be a confusing, undemocratic mess.
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And not without reason: Whatever virtue the proposal might project, it would also be costly, burdening an already poor city that is struggling to keep its schools in decent shape.
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Len said the old app was removed by Google "without reason," but its suspicions quickly fell on the third-party components, which the company removed and resubmitted the app for approval.
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Victor Mallet, the FT's Asia news editor who also is vice president of the Foreign Correspondents' Club, is effectively being expelled after he was denied a new work visa without reason.
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More and more, and not without reason, ecologically engaged artists seem to be moving away from a vocabulary of advocacy and resistance; coming to terms with cataclysm is more the way.
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BEIJING (Reuters) - China's foreign ministry said on Friday it urges the United States to immediately stop suppressing Chinese companies without reason, after U.S. prosecutors unveiled a new indictment against Huawei Technologies.
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Lutsenko, sometimes referred to simply as "the corrupt prosecutor general" of Ukraine, has been portrayed, hardly without reason, as an unscrupulous politician prone to telling lies to further his personal ambitions.
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Payne: Johnson has concluded, not without reason, that if he doesn't deliver Brexit on October 31 then his party is finished and millions of voters will lose faith in British democracy.
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We are surrounded by construction, hotels, and boutiques / while our homes have no water or electricity, and all without reason / Why do our people have to be slaves in a foreign country?
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"We are disagreeing with [Saudi Arabia] currently when they are blockading Qatar, when they continue the war on Yemen without reason, the way they kidnapped the Lebanese prime minister," the foreign minister said.
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"We were all set to play this festival and record a new album and Tom kept putting it off without reason," bassist Mark Hoppus and Barker said in a statement after the show.
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But I also sympathize with you, because when you support, without conditions and without reason, such a cruel order, the day will come when the same cruel order falls on your own heads.
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"We don't burns flags without reason," he wrote on Twitter, referring to when an Iranian plane was shot down in 1988 by a missile from a United States Navy ship, killing 290 people.
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The courts should require the government to disclose this information and quickly, and the practice of delving into travelers' private lives at the border without reason to suspect them of wrongdoing should ultimately end.
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"They keep extending the detention period and I'm really worried that they will just keep on extending it without reason," said Yu's wife, Xu Yan, who has been advocating on behalf of her husband.
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"The United States and Canada have abused their bilateral extradition treaty to take compulsory measures against a Chinese citizen without reason, seriously infringing upon the Chinese citizen's legitimate rights and interests," Geng said Tuesday.
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A federal appeals court has ruled that border agents cannot do automated forensic searches of cellphones without reason to suspect their owners committed a crime — and they actually might need a warrant even then.
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Karzai believed, not without reason, that United States officials paid lip service to his concerns, were willing to cut deals behind his back and on occasion plotted to replace him with someone more accommodating.
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For example, although the few documents that DHS has produced are clearly not classified and do not invoke questions of executive privilege, hundreds of the pages have been heavily redacted without reason or justification.
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Public art sometimes gets a bad rap, and not without reason: Too often it's aesthetic kitsch, as in the notorious CowParade of 226, or corporate promotion, like the doleful "Fearless Girl" at Wall Street.
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It was "incredible" to think a person could be taken away by Chinese police without reason, said the Global Times, a tabloid published by the People's Daily, the official newspaper of the ruling Communist Party.
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Pueblo Sin Fronteras is planning a "march for dignity" on Saturday in Tijuana, demanding respect for human rights and a stop to detentions of migrants without reason at the hands of the Tijuana Police Department.
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All that said, the sauce remains undeniably popular in the bedroom and not without reason: Booze––when used in moderation––has sedative effects that help chill us out and lower inhibitions, for better or worse.
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" He then adds, "Come watch TV." This passage echoes a passage from Jean-Paul Sartre's 1938 novel La Nausée: "Every existing thing is born without reason, prolongs itself out of weakness, and dies by chance.
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In ever stronger terms, Mr. Barr has implied that Mr. Mueller was appointed in 2017 only because F.B.I. officials rushed without reason to escalate their suspicions about the Trump campaign into a full-blown investigation.
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But it may well speak to many of them, while also attracting voters currently sitting on the sidelines who feel, not without reason, that leftist elites look down on them and their old-fashioned patriotism.
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Such arguments leave ordinary Dutch Jews, like their counterparts elsewhere in Europe, with a dilemma, as they campaign for the protection they still need in places where they are, forever and without reason, subject to persecution.
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It's far from great: The game has a habit of freezing when a player gets injured, certain arenas skew camera angles away from the court itself, and AI players sometimes dribble out of bounds without reason.
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In 1970, President Richard M. Nixon declared that Charles Manson "was guilty, directly or indirectly, of eight murders without reason" in the middle of his trial in the killings of the actress Sharon Tate and others.
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And Baltic leaders are convinced, not without reason, that Moscow has designs to launch some sort of Ukraine-style hybrid quasi-war against them — not an all-out invasion, but some sort of potentially violent meddling.
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Support for a presidential pardon for Clinton would be a dramatic signal to many who are genuinely worried — not without reason — that a Trump presidency could pose dangers to them that no other modern presidency has threatened.
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Aster clearly worships at the altar of Stanley Kubrick (a hexagonal design here is right out of the Overlook Hotel collection), and he seems too meticulous to let avoidable mistakes — risible lapses in logic — happen without reason.
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Because fighters know (perhaps more than anyone) that losses and wins come and go, often without reason, and that the only true thing one can hold onto in the world of fighting is your identity as a fighter.
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Some American scholars who have studied China for many years say that by barring some Chinese social science academics without reason, the United States risks damaging its reputation of being open and collaborative in the pursuit of knowledge.
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It was not without reason that G.K. Chesterton, in his book on America, called our presidential system "the last of the medieval monarchies," that is, the one that still embodies in one person authority, power, glory, and leadership.
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That's good news for the president and his administration, who have spent the past week taking an unearned, "exoneration"-themed victory lap and acting, not without reason, like no one will ever really try to hold them accountable again.
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Eyes on the Lines is a record about this very idea—wandering without reason until you happen to find one, whether it's accidental or purposeful, and even then, you're still not quite sure whether or not there's an answer.
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For-profit universities are generally viewed with scorn and derision, and not without reason; many of them are seen as nothing more than complex Ponzi schemes for their investors, easy targets for the late-night rants of satirical comedians.
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Photo: Chris Hondros (Getty)Residents of the prairie town Carstairs, Alberta, may finally be able to visit their local co-operative grocery store without fear of key fobs malfunctioning, cars failing to start, or alarms going off seemingly without reason.
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Despite these results, upsets have been the topic du jour of the women's tournament, and not without reason: 12 out of the 32 women's seeds lost in the first round, the most since Grand Slams switched to 32 seeds in 24.
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Afterward, Dillon reveals what was really happening behind the scenes: Her father was supervising case officers in Italy, one of the largest hubs for Communist parties in the capitalist world, until the family had to abruptly return to the States without reason.
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But a man who reads that another has been sacked for putting a hand on a woman's knee may protest, not without reason, that men have always been expected to take the sexual initiative and are now supposed to be mind-readers, too.
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Liberty also secured a more recent ruling that gave it a right to judicial review of parts of the act that give government agencies the power to "collect electronic communications and records of internet use, in bulk, without reason for suspicion," Computer Weekly added.
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That decision wasn't made without reason: the L.A. Times reported from sources that Capitol Music Group head Steve Barnett told staffers they could raise their concerns about signing XXXTentacion, but that the signing was to grow their market share in hip-hop and rap.
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The film makes the argument, not without reason, that the biggest triumph was her invention of frequency-hopping during WWII, borne out of a desire to help even out the score between the British Navy and the German U-boats which were wreaking havoc.
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It's the fucking weirdest thing, to drag together some kind of semblance of a routine or a rhythm; to feel like you know who you are and where you're going, and then to have it snatched away without reason or with too many fucking reasons.
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The PRC complained, not without reason, that after treating Hong Kong as a colony with only the most limited of suffrage, London was now disingenuously introducing democracy to Hong Kong as a cynical parting gift to the scheduled handover that would occur three years later.
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Shapiro, who had offered to donate $10,000 to the democratic socialist's campaign if she held a debate with him, wrote in a pair of tweets late Thursday that Ocasio-Cortez was "slandering" him as "a sexist catcaller without reason or evidence" after she made the comparison.
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If the courts force Mr. Netanyahu out, it will only add fuel to a vicious campaign of leaders and legislators who believe — not entirely without reason — that Israel's legal system has too much power and is too involved in making decisions that belong in the political arena.
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Rather than consider why the police mission has been discredited in the places where it is most needed, we typically lament "community mistrust," on the apparent belief that ordinary people have invented some suspicion that was too convenient to resist, too hard to dispel, yet without reason or rationale.
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One might think, not without reason, that there is a touch of sexism in these hyper-partisan, hyper-personal assaults against the former secretary of State who would have been the first woman president, and the leader of House Democrats who has already been the first woman Speaker of the House.
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"Public officials need to be held accountable, and I don't think any governmental system works well with blind loyalty without reason," said Representative Francis Rooney of Florida, who announced his intention to retire earlier this year after criticizing Mr. Trump for his conduct with Ukraine and suffering an immediate backlash.
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It also underscored the ways in which reductivism — whose puritanical bent has been frequently scorned (not without reason) by postmodernists who pledged themselves to reopening art to emotion, experience, nature, history, literature, and so on — can offer a clarifying, even revivifying corrective to the high-toned, industrial-scale fabrications topping the contemporary market.
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That last statement would seem, for anyone familiar with the artist's work, surprising to say the least, since Sandback (1943–2003) could be considered, and not without reason, as the purest and most unsparingly geometric member of a rigorously formalist generation, a cohort that included Donald Judd, Dan Flavin, Richard Serra, and Sol LeWitt.
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The effect is a lot like the opposite of what happens when you read a sentence—instead of understanding something whole based on the context provided by its pieces parts, the unfamiliarity of these clocks pulls you into a place with rhyme, but without reason, not unlike the worlds populated by Kraus' major inspiration, Dalí.
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Not without reason: Lebanon has seen a devastating, 15-year-long sectarian civil war, and the warlords who caused the deaths of 150,000 people and disappeared 17,000 more are the same oligarchs who have helped plunge the country into $86 billion of debt, using the specter of war to dissuade citizens from organizing against them.
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" A petition that Kassem's CUNY legal clinic filed last February with the Inter American Commission on Human Rights stated al-Alwi was shot during the raid by a US Army guard "without reason" and he was struck with rubber-coated steel bullets "multiple times at close range, striking his chest, left thigh, left elbow, and shoulder.
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Initially framed through the failed assassination attempt against former Colombian president Rafael Reyes, re-creations of the events for newspapers of the time, and the manner in which this practice has shaped public opinion on the ongoing conflict between government and the Revolutionary Armed Forces of Colombia (FARC), Pirotecnia juxtaposes to these considerations with the mystery surrounding the filmmaker's mother, who lost the abilty to speak without reason.
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According to 17 "first-hand accounts" by former students, Gibbs allegedly "engaged in a range of inappropriate behavior and sexual misconduct including kissing two female students publicly, telling students to remove their clothes without reason, taking nude photos of three students (and in some cases showing such photos to other students), fondling or grabbing the breasts of seven different students, touching the genitals of three students, and in one case rape," the report said.
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