Sentence examples for Similar rationale from inspiring English sources

Similar rationale explains why the dedicated Menu button has been eliminated: people didn't know when to hit it, and so they would oftentimes miss out on key features.

Similar rationale supports the Affordable Care Act's goal of insuring people younger than 65.

RSD and RBH display a high degree of dependence, despite using slightly different measures of sequence similarity, because both are based on a similar rationale of reciprocally identifying the most similar proteins across two genomes.

Sometimes, the offspring of local bigwigs are admitted, on a similar rationale.

David G. Neeleman, the chief executive of JetBlue, offered a similar rationale.

But, on the surface at least, Assange could not be charged under a similar rationale.

(A similar rationale explains why Moody's has a negative outlook on America's rating).

Hughes offered a similar rationale in his apology, saying: "I've been dealing with non-stop nightmares and struggling through therapy to make sense of this tragedy and insanity.

Assembly leaders used a similar rationale in postponing final passage of the refinancing of the Transportation Trust Fund, which pays for the construction of roads and bridges.

This systematic thinking found a parallel in Bembo's work on the Italian language, to which he now sought to apply a similar rationale.

Mr. Walcott, in justifying his reversal of the policy, used a similar rationale, but focused on the effects of budget cuts at individual schools.