Sentence examples for easy rationale from inspiring English sources
Dr. Young said the displacement of these plasma jets defied an easy rationale.
Environmental groups, who routinely oppose Mr. Inhofe's approach to environmental policy, described his measure as an inappropriate response to the storm and an easy rationale for the agency administrator to grant waivers to states far from the directly affected areas.
An easy rationale would be that, after all, this is the ancient and resilient society that made ironic emblems of its selfish or self-destructive yearnings — "après moi le déluge" or "la nostalgie de la boue".
Chris told him that the W.M.D. threat might just have been the easiest rationale to sell to the public.
Mr. Wolfowitz later acknowledged that weapons of mass destruction were simply the easiest rationale to justify the war, saying, "For bureaucratic reasons, we settled on one issue".
As someone not in this research area, I found the manuscript scientifically well construed and the rationale easy to follow.
When the rosy future turned bleaker late last year, and companies seemed likely to have trouble meeting earnings expectations, the rationale for easy credit disappeared.
Sometimes, the rationale was easy to understand: The Gulag Archipelago was excluded because the military was sensitive about the sobriquet, The Guantánamo Gulag.
An editor had passed on his first novel, about the detective Easy Rawlins, with the rationale that the publishing house already had a black detective novel.
If we had a divorce system based on misconduct, then it would be easy to find a rationale pinned to guilt and innocence, but that is unlikely to be the case ever again.
But in the end, the rationale is easy: in most professions, we have no idea what it is like to have our existence hinging on whether a 20-something co-worker can somehow make an impossible basket with less than a second left in Game 5.
