Sentence examples for better rationales from inspiring English sources

When high school students were asked to reflect on their inquiry work, they produced conclusions with significantly better rationales than students who did not need to self-evaluate (Toth, Suthers, & Lesgold, 2002).

Lack of empirical data may be a reasonable rationale for this; but there is a large body of knowledge available in China, through different branches of science and history that may provide better rationales.

"It puts a different face on the conflict, a better rationale for it".

Now, the Administration's argumentation has been bad and alienating to people who would support a better rationale.

According to Thomas Miceli and Kathleen Segerson of the University of Connecticut, a better rationale for eminent domain is to overcome the power of "hold-outs".

He said his group was counting on the F.C.C to offer the appeals court a better rationale for keeping the limits on station ownership as they are, or else for Congress to step in.

Bienenstock agreed that a better rationale for federal oversight would be very useful.

What has not been demonstrated yet is that better rationale has led to better results.

The knowledge accumulated during the past decade has provided a better rationale for ongoing dengue drug discovery.

A better rationale would be to conduct a social cost-benefit analysis to determine whether the economy as a whole would be more productive if the labor force were better educated and trained (and in what ways) and whether the gain in economy-wide productivity outweighs the gain in economy-wide costs of producing the additional education and training.

If there's ever a better rationale for green jobs in a modern day context, it's the success story of the CCC.