What he has offered to voters, as a rationale for his candidacy, is himself.
"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".
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.
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.
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.
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.
Thus, miR-10b was specifically over-expressed only in metastatic cells, offering a rationale to investigate this miRNA.
In conjunction with that report, Pentagon officials earlier this year announced plans to open an estimated 14,000 additional military jobs to women – many of them of a more dangerous nature than what is allowed now (but top brass stopped short of permitted women to serve in combat, offering as rationale little more than that they continued to study the prospect).
"We are behaving as a rationale economic enterprise," he said.
-The article mentions fate as a rationale for a team's win or loss.
It means that personal choice could replace economic necessity as a rationale for family decisions.
