Sentence examples for no clear rationale from inspiring English sources

Men, for example, have 40 more events in the Olympics and have longer distances and durations — with no clear rationale.

Most damning is the commission's statement that it will have trouble interpreting this catch-all law because there is no "clear rationale for many of the changes".

"Historically, the United States has stood ready and able to throw billions of dollars at a military campaign with no clear rationale or well-defined objective," said spokesman Harland Dorrinson.

So there's no clear rationale for why the markets reacted so badly to the Federal Reserve's statement – except for one possibility: that investors fear that the Fed will eventually stop buying government bonds and mortgage-backed securities, leaving the bond markets and the mortgage markets to fend for themselves after years of support.

No clear rationale for the G-BA issuing conditional appraisals could be identified in public sources.

East Belfast MP Naomi Long said: "There is now no clear rationale for who should be included in the debates".

The last two groups represent patients where the readmission diagnosis appeared either to be unlinked to the admission diagnosis or to be linked that is, they fell into either different International Classification of Diseases (ICD) chapter headings (disease system headings) or the same ICD chapter headings but where no other clear rationale for readmission could be detected.

However, there is no clear theoretical rationale of antecedents and consequences regarding this relationship.

"There's no clear business rationale for why the Chamber would be trying to weaken the FCPA," said Chamberwatch's Olstad.

Nevertheless, before our subjects were enrolled in our study, 20% were being treated with antibiotics with no clear clinical rationale.

If these conditions are not met, there is no clear scientific rationale for performing a DI study.