Sentence examples for Obvious rationale from inspiring English sources

I quite like the way he's pacing his innings, even if – or rather, particularly because – it has no obvious rationale.

The current arrangement of the Honors has an obvious rationale: celebrities bring in higher ratings and wider press coverage.

Given that general economic trends are creating greater inequality among the elderly, redistribution has an obvious rationale.

In recent weeks, both chucked out relatively new chief executives without much in the way of notice or obvious rationale.

Without an obvious rationale for that, it is only more difficult to persuade New Delhi or Islamabad to curb their own nuclear appetites.

And I realise there's an obvious rationale to simplifying their arguments to attract the attention of those many people who take their view of the world solely from the tabloids.

There was no obvious commercial rationale for the move.

There was no obvious thematic rationale for pairing "Notes on Light" and the "Eroica".

Osborne has made a fetish out of running a budget surplus by 2019-20, something for which there is no obvious economic rationale.

Certainly if this were framed as fiction, it might be easier to buy Mr. Farrell as a Russian gangster, or forgive the crudely obvious commercial rationale of his casting.

Instead, in the developed world, it created a workforce whose incomes cannot rise, shunted by the million into what anthropologist David Graeber has called "bullshit jobs": that is, menial, low-paid work for which there is no obvious social rationale.