Sentence examples for no compelling rationale from inspiring English sources

But many analysts reacted coolly to the purchase, saying there was no compelling rationale for it.

Companies that have been in long-term declines have generally led the rally, even though there is no compelling rationale for buying them.

Therefore there is no compelling rationale to compromise in order to find a formula for co-existence.

Hagel's comments were prompted by news that shocked nobody with a rational view of humanity – a former surgeon general finding no "compelling medical rationale" behind the ban whatsoever.

"We see this tie-up as more of a necessity given a lack of other available partners, rather than any compelling rationale," said Stuart Pearson, at Credit Suisse in London.

The results from RAND echoed a 2014 study by the Palm Center authored by former Surgeon General Dr. Joycelyn Elders, which estimated up to 230 trans soldiers would have transition-related surgery in a given year and found "there is no compelling medical rationale for banning transgender military service".

We did not explore alternative weighting schemes in this initial paper describing the index because there was no compelling clinical rationale.

He has done his homework and presented a compelling rationale based on fact and precedent.

At last, Mr. Bush has found a compelling rationale for his Iraq policy: France and Germany are against it.

JP Morgan has been accused of giving its chief executive, Jamie Dimon, a $7.4m cash bonus "without compelling rationale".

"There was never a compelling rationale for them to change it," Ms. Rosell said.