In fact, some admission officers have told me that this is part of the rationale behind placing such large numbers of students on the wait list.
"Though I had refuted God," Singer wrote in a memoir, "I still believed that somewhere in the celestial register accounts were being kept of every person, every worm, every microbe". Here is part of the rationale for his own vegetarianism; and yet he mocks the vegetarian diet of Mrs Kopitzky, the fake medium in "The Séance".
(Mr Bach denies that rebranding is part of the rationale for Microsoft's push into gaming, but concedes that "the effect is absolutely real and is a nice benefit").Despite, or indeed because of, its success in PC software, Microsoft has struggled for years to break into these other markets.
The extent to which this is likely to happen in practice is part of the rationale for carrying out the study reported in this article.
This is part of the rationale behind the use of hyperoxia in situations in which the hemoglobin's oxygen-carrying capacity has been impaired (for example, in carbon monoxide poisoning [ 3] and in severe anemia when transfusion of blood is not possible [ 1]).
This, presumably, is part of Ford's rationale for keeping journalists at arm's length by axing his campaign media bus.
Whatever the rationale, business is part of Nigeria's soul.
In that case, let's call it a squat shot, but whatever one calls it, the rationale behind it is part of a bigger picture and bigger problem.
Indeed, that was part of the rationale behind the search-and-destroy operations.
That was part of the rationale for bringing craggy Ken Clarke back to the front bench.
