Sentence examples for popular rationale from inspiring English sources

The theory provided a popular rationale for conglomerates.In the liberated capital markets of the 1980s, this idea took a beating.

One popular rationale as to why chilli lovers enjoy the pain is that the pay-off is an almighty endorphin rush, but Szallasi has seen no clinical evidence of this.

Saving money is a popular rationale for starting a vegetable garden at home.

Of course, all bubbles produce popular rationales for buying.

Let's look at some other popular rationales for climate change denial and see how they hold up when applied to scenarios we can all relate to more easily... "There is no scientific consensus on climate change".

This rationale, popular for decades among those who preferred to make industrial waste disappear by pouring it into rivers and oceans, proves to be somewhat flawed because giant alligators are soon emerging from the swamp.

In fact, tight quarters in Tokyo and other large cities are part of the rationale for Kei cars, though they became popular and found enduring appeal for still other reasons.

The argument largely followed the popular but somewhat out-dated 'public understanding of science' rationale (critically [11]), which claims that fears of technology risks largely result from a lack of individual factual knowledge.

"The Bush administration has made it clear that it's using this judge's opinion as a rationale for reopening and potentially gutting a hugely popular conservation measure," said Niel Lawrence, a senior lawyer with the Natural Resources Defense Council.

The rationale behind it is to avoid overrepresentation of popular studied genes and their homologous genes.

We selected low strength static magnet (LSSM) therapy as the control intervention on the basis that it was a recognized and popular alternative treatment for pain syndromes, had a valid biological rationale and would probably provoke similar expectations of healing.