Sentence examples for any old rationale from inspiring English sources
Any old rationale would do.
The old rationale at the Bureau of Land Management was to keep wild-horse populations stable.
But although it's no longer surprising to hear female voices, from Annie Nightingale to Jane Garvey, on air, the old rationale for their marginalisation proved remarkably resilient.
Today, the old rationale is being turned on its head as the thrifty elderly of old give way to spendthrift boomers.
This requires us to carefully consider old rationale and regulations and new, creative solutions that challenge the status quo.
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.
With arguments often eerily reminiscent of old rationales for black oppression, gays and lesbians remain openly, legally and even, 'righteously', discriminated against.
The landlords said the 20-year-old rationale behind condemnation -- that their block was a blight -- was no longer valid; that the property could be redeveloped without forced evictions and government subsidies; and that their land was worth far more than the contemplated acquisition cost of $85 million.
This age-old rationale is grounded in the belief that if everyone owns a gun, no one will want to shoot each other because someone will return fire on them.
