Sentence examples for a rationale to from inspiring English sources

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

She doesn't have a rationale to justify her campaign.

Such savagings are common enough among critics, and there's a rationale to the rough handling.

That gives Vulcan a rationale to fight off this initial offer.

Baseball could use a clause in the contest's rules to find a rationale to pinch-hit for Ortiz.

"Clinton needs at least one victory today to keep alive a rationale to stay in the race," he writes.

She said the signing of the energy bill on Wednesday provided Mr. Johnson convenient timing and a rationale to reject the waiver.

Many critics say they believe that Beijing is using the word "pornography" as a rationale to eliminate Web sites that it deems troublesome.

Severed from its history in the lands of exile, and without a rationale to supersede its original liberationist impulse, Fatah became mired in narrow and parochial turf wars.

Mr. Messier, an investment banker with no experience in media, used convergence as a rationale to cobble together businesses with little obvious connection.

For some public universities, Harvard's move provided a rationale to argue for more state assistance to hold the line on student costs.