Sentence examples for classic rationale from inspiring English sources

He even invented the classic rationale for including such stories in a paper supposedly devoted to defending the moral high ground: First, because to all ranks alike, they posses a powerful and commanding interest; Secondly, because to the more uneducated classes they yield a singular benefit, by teaching them their social duties….

This is the classic rationale for staying in Iraq and it can be undercut.

The late Senator Russell Long of Louisiana, who served many years as chairman of the Senate Finance Committee, gave a classic rationale for tax policy: "Don't tax you, don't tax me, tax that fellow behind the tree".

A classic rationale for metabolic fermentation is overflow metabolism.

Our theoretical framework suggests that legal interventions may also operate through the 'Rape is risky' mechanism and this is in fact one of the classic rationales for prosecuting offenders of any crime.

In this study, we introduce seven representative multiclass classification techniques, classic and more recent, their rationale, advantages, disadvantages and a practical R code to implement them.

In a cringeworthy video posted to his Facebook profile, he used the classic "I have black friends" rationale to convince people he's not racist.

The rationale of many reworkings of classic novels has indeed been to make more explicit what authors in the past left implicit, not only in romance but in politics and economics as well.

The classic paradigm of an evolutionary explanation is an adaptive rationale: feature X exists by virtue of benefit Y.

The rationale behind this is that if well-established, "classic" results can be replicated, then the details of differences in timings online are relatively unimportant.

Mus81 Mms4/EME1 strongly prefers nicked junction substrates over classic HJs, and cleavage of nicked substrates would also provide a rationale for the recombination-dependent lethality of the mus81 sgs1 double mutant.