Sentence examples for lacking rationale from inspiring English sources

The other factor of long-run instability of multipolar power systems was also identified by Deutsch & Singer [25] and concerns the Machiavellian zero-sum assumption prevalent in the international system and referring to a continuation of highly competitive behaviour between the actors in the system despite the lacking rationale to do so.

New dishes lacked rationale.

The unreliability of memory is one of the reasons that Waiting for Godot lacks rationale.

Mr. Denis in turn described Mr. Powell's candidacy as one lacking in rationale.

In daily work with aphasic patients it is unfortunately quite common to lose the frame of reference, namely the neuropsychological model employed for evaluation of aphasia, and to propose traditionally used tasks lacking enough rationale for their application.

The decision lacked a rationale.

Deyo had recently published a statistical analysis of existing research which suggested that spinal fusion generally lacked scientific rationale, and also that it had a significantly higher rate of complication than did discectomy.

However, both approaches lack scientific rationale in their publications.

We learn in Parshat Chukat (Numbers 19 1-27:1) that there are commandments that have rational explanations (mishpatim) and those that appear to lack any rationale whatsoever (chukim).

With a 6-to-3 vote but lacking a single rationale that could command a majority, the court stepped cautiously and appeared intent on avoiding a one-size-fits-all constitutional prescription for a world of rapidly changing family dynamics.

18 So if the court regards an earlier case as lacking a convincing rationale, then it will lack any analogical weight.