Sentence examples for any plausible rationale from inspiring English sources

"They haven't been able to come up with any plausible rationale for holding him 18 months without an indictment," said Mr. Cohen, who has long experience in China and has advised several other Chinese-born American citizens and green-card holders who were arrested here.

Each of these offices certainly has a plausible rationale.

That was a problem, because for a majority of the Justices a simple dislike of gay sex was no longer a plausible rationale.

And it may even be defended as appropriate -- auto insurers and car rental companies have a plausible rationale for treating young people differently, for instance.

The other, more cynical way to view a Supreme Court argument is as an act of manipulation to provide the justices with a plausible rationale for reaching a decision they're already predisposed to make.

Instead, they should confine themselves to examining the text of the order to determine if it was "facially legitimate" — if it was written in the right form, properly cited laws, and offered a plausible rationale, such as fighting terrorism.

That argument notwithstanding, one can at least imagine a plausible rationale for differentiating legislation from nominations — after all, they fall under different constitutional clauses and may perhaps be governed by different logics.

The other, more cynical way to view a Supreme Court argument is as an act of manipulation — to provide the justices with a plausible rationale for reaching a decision they're already predisposed to make.

And given the mess we baby boomers have left the country in (this includes especially the current baby boomer in the Oval Office), Buttigieg's presidential candidacy certainly does not lack for a plausible rationale.

The binding free energy analysis provides a plausible rationale behind the experimental dissociation constants and suggests a key role of ligand protein van der Waals interactions in restoring binding affinity.

Mechanistic models that offer a plausible rationale for the identity of major enantiomers as well as the observed levels of enantioselectivity are provided.