Meanings of strongest reasons in English

The strongest reasons against such diseases are economic and social, not physiological.

I had the strongest reasons for feeling anxiety about the Diamond.

Now there are the strongest reasons why I should marry.

Is not this one of your strongest reasons for refusing a too importunate love?

And this certainly forms one of the strongest reasons for advocating this type of management.

You cannot think that I would venture to intrude upon you without the strongest reasons.

Winter Solstice is one of the strongest reasons for associating the sun with the feminine half of divinity.

Yes, James, I really do, and one of the strongest reasons for my thinking so is because of that confession.

I feel certain, Don Luis, that he would not have sent this telegram unless he had had the strongest reasons.

Buyers have told us consistently that one of the strongest reasons for not using the site is retaliatory feedback, says Lieberman.

The government then had the strongest reasons to prove that Cadoudal and Pichegru were in Paris, and that they had met Moreau.

It is true that the poet repudiates a religion that humbles him; this is one of the strongest reasons for his pantheistic leanings.

These suppositions become the strongest reasons with me to evince the necessity of some clear and positive settlement of this question of contested jurisdiction.

She must have had the strongest reasons for refusing to tell the secret of Alexander's fate, for the penalty of silence was a fearful one.

Entering at that moment, he was an incorporation of the strongest reasons through which Will's pride became a repellent force, keeping him asunder from Dorothea.

"Let me confess," said Greenleaf, "that I have the strongest reasons for my haste.