Sentence examples for offering a rationale from inspiring English sources

However, here's what we did to reduce our costs to keep the rate increase minimal,' " he said, offering a rationale that Mr. Huizenga might use with voters.

Later, offering a rationale for his response, he noted that Horton's picture featured acrylic paint, which had not previously been documented in Pollock's drip paintings.

The resulting DRX grains therefore seem to be compositionally softer, promoting deformation localization and eventual macroscopic failure, thus offering a rationale for why ECAP and tension samples tend to fail along DRX regions.

Ms. Meksis, offering a rationale for the purchase of sensitive or controversial material, said, "Just because I buy material on the Third Reich doesn't make me a Nazi skinhead".

"If falling in love with a horse is painful at times," Ms. Jackson says, offering a rationale for equating a race horse, as sportswriters do, with two-legged athletes, "it's worth every moment of pain to love deeply".

President Obama seems to be enjoying his own freedom to say what he thinks, as his time in office winds down, and perhaps it hasn't been sufficiently noted that he has been offering a rationale for his views on social change.

In a speech at the Kennedy Space Center in Florida on Thursday, Mr. Obama sought — personally — to win over his critics, offering a powerful rationale for his plan and some reasonable modifications.

But some critics said the evidence was circumstantial and charged that the Americans appeared to be offering a new rationale for maintaining or increasing the military commitment in Iraq.

Beyond offering a new rationale for his candidacy, the speech today seemed intended to lift Dr. Dean into a new phase of his campaign: from the scrappy maverick into a serious, if not quite establishment, candidate who is viewed in the top tier of this crowded field.

Importantly, the ability of fludarabine to suppress ERCC1 transcription correlated with the degree of synergy observed between SJG-136 and fludarabine (r=0.28; P=0.017) offering a mechanistic rationale for the synergistic interaction.

Economic analysts have responded to this problem alternately by (i) offering an efficiency rationale for the foreseeability limitation and (ii) arguing that the duty requirement is an imperfection in tort law.