Sentence examples for limited rationale from inspiring English sources

One limited rationale might be that Syria's conflict has eroded global treaties banning the use of chemical arms — every time Assad gasses civilians, he increases the likelihood that another dictator or general will use them.

Our current understanding of the initial pathogenetic steps in IgA nephropathy (IgAN) provides relatively limited rationale for immunosuppressive therapy.

However, if the regime perceives a threat to its survival, and doesn't necessarily accept the "limited" rationale of a U.S. or U.S.-Israeli attack, then it would be highly likely to retaliate in whichever ways are perceived to maximize the costs to the U.S. and its allies.

Therefore, the analysis of isolated genes is not overly informative about the biological processes underlying disease and offers limited rationale for the development of novel therapies.

However, these studies are often limited by single surgeon experiences, the use of outcome measures that are subject to variable interpretation, and limited rationale for the choice of prognostic variables.

Unlike Scalia, Kennedy wrote, "I would not foreclose all possibility of judicial relief if some limited and precise rationale were found to correct an established violation of the Constitution in some redistricting cases".

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"I would not foreclose all possibility of judicial relief if some limited and precise rationale were found to correct an established violation of the Constitution in some redistricting cases," Kennedy wrote at the time.

The Republican claim to competence had been squandered during the Bush years, along with its rationale of limited government.

"Tuesday night and other opportunities can help fill in the picture for people about both the rationale and limited nature of the response".

Currently, there is limited insight into the rationale underlying clinical decisions by health care providers and patient factors that guide the use and intensity of outpatient HF treatments.