Examples of 'exist for a reason' in a sentence

Meaning of "exist for a reason"

exist for a reason: Indicates the belief that everything happens or every individual exists with a purpose or has a specific reason behind their existence

How to use "exist for a reason" in a sentence

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exist for a reason
But those rules exist for a reason.
I exist for a reason.
You know you exist for a reason.
Both exist for a reason and many pros blend these strategies.
All these rules exist for a reason.
The instructor should ensure that the rider understands that they exist for a reason.
And rules exist for a reason.
Current protocols in a company usually exist for a reason.
Trash cans exist for a reason.
The boundaries between hospitals and medics exist for a reason.
The rules exist for a reason.
All of these policies and procedures exist for a reason.
Sick days exist for a reason.
Symptoms of anxiety and panic attacks exist for a reason.
They exist for a reason.

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Investment agreements also exist for a reason.
Drills exist for a reason.
Conventions and recommendations exist for a reason.
I feel we all exist for a reason We have come here to suffer our sins.
Even airline rules exist for a reason.
These laws exist for a reason - open government is good government.
I think the rules exist for a reason.
Speed limits exist for a reason - to keep everyone safe on the road.
The rules of engagement exist for a reason.
Diseases, after all, exist for a reason and have persisted throughout history for a reason.
Certifications and licenses exist for a reason.
Law schools exist for a reason.
I would say that JIRA and other issue tracking systems exist for a reason.
Some rituals exist for a reason.
These four distinct well-balanced perspectives exist for a reason.
The holidays exist for a reason.
And it 's gonna sound like a cliche but remember cliches exist for a reason.
I think we all exist for a reason.
I am sorry that you only nowbelieve in the island, but rules exist for a reason.
My house rules exist for a reason.
In the traditional world of securities, all those slow, cumbersome intermediaries exist for a reason.
But your instincts exist for a reason.
I always say that when people talk about stereotypes, they exist for a reason.
Icon libraries exist for a reason.
However, like most other vein conditions, these veins typically exist for a reason.
The conventions exist for a reason.
I am sorry that you only now believe in the island, but rules exist for a reason.
These problems exist for a reason.
Not everyone enjoys labels but they exist for a reason.
Databases exist for a reason.
They broke the rules and those rules exist for a reason.
Obviously Executive Orders exist for a reason and serve an important function.
For ourselves or someone else I feel we all exist for a reason.
Stereotypes exist for a reason.
External speakers, subwoofers, and soundbars all exist for a reason.

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Farmers can not exist without nature
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Examples of using Reason
There is no reason we have to take this so seriously
Now passion seems to be giving way to reason
It could be the reason we do not have children
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