Sentence examples for longstanding rationale from inspiring English sources
The longstanding rationale for allowing clubs to be vague about the nature of injuries is to protect players from having the injured area targeted by opponents.
Casa Grande provides proof, if not a definitive rationale, for humankind's longstanding ability to survive, and even flourish, in the most inhospitable places.
In addition to the longstanding problem of disadvantaging some in order to advantage others, the diversity rationale also insultingly assumes that black students bring a black "point of view," Asians an Asian one and so on, thus reifying the very barriers of race and ethnicity that affirmative action is meant to erase.
It's not fully clear what the rationale was for the sale, except it seems many investors were longstanding and looking to exit, while Corel has slowly been consolidating a number of smaller software businesses.
As we have written before, it's not fully clear what the rationale was for the sale, except we had heard that its investors were longstanding and looking to exit, while Corel has slowly been consolidating a number of smaller software businesses, and this fits well with its bigger strategy there.
In many ways, then, dominant discourses circulating in neoliberal societies provide moral precepts and rationales for individualized constructions of responsibility that preclude a need for disclosure, notions consistent with longstanding messaging on safe sex from AIDS service organizations to treat all prospective sex partners as potentially HIV-positive.
Adidas is a longstanding partner.
But how longstanding is longstanding?
"It's a longstanding belief".
