Sentence examples for compelling rationales from inspiring English sources

Throughout the 1920s he wrote a series of popular articles on the possibilities of large telescopes, waxing romantic about the many compelling rationales underpinning astronomy's insatiable need for light-gathering power.

Anne Krick Wheaton, Ill., Aug. 19, 2008 • To the Editor: Whatever compelling rationales John McCain's supporters may offer for their candidate's behaving like a conventional politician, one thing is clear — he is no longer a "maverick".

Still, there are plenty of compelling rationales for banning or restricting pornography: feminist arguments (about exploitation of women), sex-positive arguments (about providing unrealistic and even harmful models of sex to virginal minors), and even anti-chafing arguments (about the industry's role in driving pubic hair to the edge of extinction).

Policies or programmes with compelling rationales can, in fact, cause harm.

Several aspects of cysticercosis provide compelling rationales for implementation of public health efforts for the control of this disease.

Strategies that have been pointed out as potential for drug discovery like exploiting the bacterial TAs, although constitute a dispute on its druggability, yet still comprise compelling rationales that worth to be explored (Alonso et al., 2007; Mutschler and Meinhart 2011; Gerdes 2013).

He has done his homework and presented a compelling rationale based on fact and precedent.

At last, Mr. Bush has found a compelling rationale for his Iraq policy: France and Germany are against it.

But many analysts reacted coolly to the purchase, saying there was no compelling rationale for it.

JP Morgan has been accused of giving its chief executive, Jamie Dimon, a $7.4m cash bonus "without compelling rationale".

"There was never a compelling rationale for them to change it," Ms. Rosell said.