Sentence examples for a larger rationale from inspiring English sources

Since Arabs and Muslims are so passionate about the Palestine problem, this argument runs, the Israeli-Palestinian stalemate feeds regional anger and despair, gives a larger rationale to terrorist groups like Al Qaeda and to the insurgency in Iraq and obstructs the formation of a regional coalition that will help block Iran's quest for nuclear weapons.

"With respect to the larger rationale of public safety, if what they're trying to do is identify people with criminal records, it makes no sense to simply target the immigrant population," Budd said.

The larger rationale, of course, is that same-sex marriage is much too toxic politically for him — even now — and that if the President wants to be President next year he has to stay away.

When attacked, Obama's responses have always been couched in the larger rationale for his candidacy.

Although of limited small size, this trial justified the concept of targeting prolactin as a novel therapeutic strategy for PPCM and provided the rationale for a larger randomized and controlled clinical trial with bromocriptine (Table  1).

We expect that the results of these trials will provide a rationale for a larger randomized clinical trial to determine the efficacy of the GPC3-derived peptide vaccine and to advance future drug development.

The rationale for joining a larger chain is simple.

The rationale for having a larger number of non-solenoid proteins is that the method should work well over all known protein folds.

If our findings are confirmed in a larger patient population, they could provide a molecular rationale for considering treatment with Lestaurtinib for HL patients with relapsed/refractory disease.

Their rationale for using this method is that a larger study population may provide that correlation.

Until we have a larger and more representative sample, we will not know the rationale behind these responses.