Sentence examples for infrastructure of reason from inspiring English sources

Some, like the writer Peter Pomerantsev, have suggested that this is part of the Kremlin's new, postmodern propaganda strategy to destabilise the very notion of objectivity itself, "a kind of linguistic sabotage of the infrastructure of reason".

Taken together, all these efforts constitute a kind of linguistic sabotage of the infrastructure of reason: if the very possibility of rational argument is submerged in a fog of uncertainty, there are no grounds for debate – and the public can be expected to decide that there is no point in trying to decide the winner, or even bothering to listen.

Mr van Riet thinks that "this is an unacceptable gamble": "Although I personally believe nuclear energy should be phased out entirely from the world's energy infrastructure for a number of reasons, I propose we start doing it in the areas most prone to natural disasters.

"Multinational companies invest here for a number of reasons – language, infrastructure, educated workforce, etc, but being in the EU and being able to conduct European-wide business from the UK is a major incentive".

Access to modern health care is low due to a variety of reasons including infrastructure, cultural differences and financial constraints.

The lack of infrastructure of the teams in charge of the programmes is the main reason for the lack of success.

This is one of the reasons behind China's massive investment in the infrastructure of neighboring countries, a phenomenon that will be buttressed by the establishment of the Asia Infrastructure Investment Bank (AIIB) and the Maritime Silk Road Initiative in Southeast Asia.

"The main reason for all of this is to destroy the economic infrastructure of the weak Palestinian economy," he says.

The infrastructure of Mizoram remains limited.

One possible reason for such obstruction is that Israel decided that the terrorist infrastructure it wanted to destroy could not be separated from the civilian infrastructure of the camp.

• An infrastructure of professional services companies.