Sentence examples for perfect rationale from inspiring English sources
Sept. 11 provided the perfect rationale for realizing the wish list of the military-industrial complex.
In particular, a Viking conquest of North America would supply a perfect rationale for the Reich's empire-lust overseas.
The Obama administration should be thrilled with the WiliLeaks, for they provide the perfect rationale to bring the hideous Afghanistan war to an end.
This ploy has been the perfect rationale for the wild spending on and expansion of jails, and prisons.
The Cramer-Rao bound (CRB) analysis provides a perfect rationale for this task.
Environmentalists fear that the search for the perfect numerical rationale will result in endless delays.
There is no reason to set humans apart from other animals, no hope of bribing or appeasing the gods, no place for religious fanaticism, no call for ascetic self-denial, no justification for dreams of limitless power or perfect security, no rationale for wars of conquest or self-aggrandizement, no possibility of triumphing over nature.
His rationale made perfect sense, to him at least.
The contrast between Mr Estrada and his predecessor, Fidel Ramos, is a perfect example of the rationale that some other ASEAN leaders use to justify their resistance to democracy.
And his rationale makes perfect sense to people in tech circles, who increasingly expect to have almost everything available on demand, and resent it when media companies stand in their way.
Mosey, now master of Selwyn College, Cambridge, admitted 5 Live was not perfect and said one of the rationales for its foundation 22 years ago had been eroded by online news.
