Sentence examples for all rationales from inspiring English sources

This concern may not entirely justify the rule, but it cannot be said that all rationales for the rule are outdated.

Obviously, no single variable can create a dichotomy that explains all rationales for or against a particular phenomenon.

All the rationales have to genuflect before "The Prize," which was the title of Mr. Yergin's Pulitzer-Prize-winning book.

Because despite all rationale I'll always love paper books.

So, to see a group of artists, who, by all rationale, should unquestionably be on the same side, picking each other apart, is quite sad.

House Republicans will surely invoke their all-purpose rationale — deficit savings — as they try on Thursday to repeal the public financing option for presidential campaigns.

What about the all-purpose rationale advanced for these bills, that today's economic climate demands special consideration for job-producing projects?

Yet one has a sense of microcosm about Laos: if it invokes all the old rationales, it also reeks of all the old misconceptions and illusions.

In all these examples, rationales for breastfeeding rest upon cultural notions about what parents, and mothers in particular, owe their children.

Unsurprisingly, the programmers all have rationales for keeping their questionable entries on life support.

The American delegates attempted to educate the Europeans on all strategic rationales.