Sentence examples similar to a conceivable rationale from inspiring English sources

Instead of engaging in a careful parsing of the purpose and effect of the "health" regulations, as faithful adherence to Casey requires, and acknowledging the overwhelming medical consensus that neither of the contested regulations promote women's health, the Fifth Circuit said "any conceivable rationale" for the law was sufficient.

Aside from the coal industry's desire to sell this toxic byproduct, there is no conceivable rationale for its use in parking lots or anywhere else.

The only conceivable rationale for these advertisements is to promote the imagery of using ENDS as cool, just like the way that movie stars in the 1950s, many paid by the tobacco companies, would slowly blow smoke into the air.

And, unless these parents live in dangerous parts of the world where the extra speed will allow them to outdistance kidnappers driving Porsches, there is little conceivable rationale for this much power under the hood except to soothe Mom's or Dad's insecurities about driving a wagon in the first place.

That is, I concede, a conceivable construction of the words.

And a conceivable visible-light photocatalysis mechanism was proposed in detail.

A conceivable scenario would be this.

Inflammation is emerging as a conceivable etiologic mechanism for both.

Already in the first interview a conceivable core category emerged.

"There's a logic and a rationale to this.

The majority had a conclusion in search of a rationale.