Sentence examples for has some rationale from inspiring English sources

The image, loved by the ad agencies, of comfortably off couples eyeing the sunset from the deck of a cruise liner, has some rationale behind it.

Of course, he keeps his iPhone and iTouch a handy arm-grab away, but with Droid he may finally have some rationale for excommunicating himself from the Apple bosom.

Seventy-nine acupuncture clinical trials reports were reviewed and 53 (67%) had some rationale for the use of acupuncture.

For this reason, until microarrays became available, association studies focused on specific candidate genes, that is, genes that have some rationale for being associated with the trait.

This suggests that the Supreme Court has some other rationale for taking the Aereo case.

As crazy as it sounds, this front-loading has some economic rationale.

"I'm sure that Apple has some business rationale for doing this, but they have just disenfranchised an entire ecosystem and none of us can really understand why," Shapiro said.

Angell told VICE News he thinks it's possible the commission didn't count duplicate form letters from his group or has some other rationale for excluding marijuana from the report and the public call Monday.

Direct measurements of maternal hyperthermia or exposure to water disinfection byproducts were unavailable, but this study has provided some rationale for follow-up studies to assess showering habits in more detail.

Do policymakers have some other rationale, or is this more of a straightforward agenda?

The baseline must have some independent rationale.