The phrase "a reasoning that" is not standard in written English and may sound awkward.
It can be used when introducing a specific type of reasoning or argument, but it is more common to use "a reason that" instead.
Example: "There is a reasoning that supports the idea that exercise improves mental health."
Alternatives: "a rationale that" or "an argument that".
In 1965, with a reasoning that still holds good, the patrician Protestant Northern Irish prime minister, Terence O'Neill, met his Dublin counterpart, Sean Lemass, a veteran of the 1916 Easter Rising, arguing that Catholic acceptance of Northern Ireland was needed to revitalize its economy and that this meant giving Catholics fairer access to jobs and houses.
The judgment seems to take a slightly too prudent approach for reasons of judcial politics (this outcome is the most acceptable to all states probably), but leaves us with a reasoning that is not entirely convincing nor an outcome which is very promising for same-sex couples.
Whereas The Prince is mostly concerned with princes particularly new princes and is short, easy to read, and, according to many, dangerously wicked, the Discourses on Livy is a "reasoning" that is long, difficult, and full of advice on how to preserve republics.
In its relentless campaign to make ours the most heavily-armed nation in the world the NRA has relied on a reasoning that must make George Orwell spin in his grave.
The association of rainfall with influenza only in Hong Kong corroborates the finding that contact transmission is more predominant in the tropics [18], with a reasoning that rainfall induces social behavior that promotes contact transmission.
To address this question, we compared the mean lengths of the consensus sequences for each of the major TE subclasses in each of the species (table 1 A ), reasoning that increased fragmentation would result in shorter consensus sequences.
Piazza has always prided himself on being a catcher, reasoning that, as a 62nd-round draft pick, he never would have ascended through the minors had he not switched to the position.
Please consider each of these points, and provide either a response with additional experimental data or a detailed reasoning that addresses the issue in question.
Time-series features are based on an apriori reasoning that ROSC yielding VF waveforms exhibit more activity, having properties of the coarser VF, as described above.
A logical fallacy is a flaw in reasoning that are commonly used to make weak arguments appear stronger.
"This was not a losing season, this was a learning season," Jarvis said, using a line of reasoning that could forever redefine postseason performance reviews for college coaches.
