Sentence examples for murky rationales from inspiring English sources
Where life-altering decisions appear to be based on ever-changing and murky rationales?
In the two examples just mentioned, the financial rationales are murky.
And second, the economic rationale for producing more college graduates is murky.
While corporate name changes are hardly unusual, the rationale behind this particular shift is a little murky; there doesn't seem to be any overarching reason for the change.
Given there is no calculated rationale for a 50% reduction in Australia, it becomes murky water indeed trying to set the "right'" suicide prevention target.
The court's legal rationale for overturning the ban was not made public, but many lawmakers had questioned the murky process by which a committee with disputed authority, known as the Accountability and Justice Commission, was able to bar nearly one in six candidates based on evidence that has never been made public.
The rationale for the guardianship of Norbert Wilkening, who lived on the bottom floor of the facility, in the memory-care ward, for people with dementia ("the snake pit," Rudy called it), was also murky.
