Sentence examples for rationale expressed from inspiring English sources

Some seemed to share a rationale expressed by Ms. Winfrey in the September issue of O. "When I was 22-years-old," she recalled in the article.

The main rationale expressed by receptive respondents is that the legitimacy of a method depends on its capacity to adequately respond to a research question and not on its conformity to the experimental canon.

The rationale expressed by interviewees for participation in a public-private partnership with NCI included expectations of increased market share, higher patient volumes, and enhanced opportunities for cancer physician recruitment as a result of affiliation with the NCI.

The justices today vacated that ruling, using four rationales expressed in four opinions, making the decision as messy a product as the court has brought forth in several years.

The underlying rationales expressed by the NICUs for their choices with respect to the use of these two drugs also vary and reveal uncertainty and a desire for adequate therapeutic data.

His rationale was expressed in a statement he made to fellow conservatives, as quoted by the conservative magazine National Review.

But the rationale was expressed by Jerry Hollendorfer, who trains Globalize, the winner of the Golden State Mile and the Turfway Park Spiral, who finished second in the Lexington and third in the Peter Pan. "He's got enough in him to go a mile and a half," Hollendorfer said after Globalize galloped a mile and three-quarters.

The participants in our study held a wide range of values for their local forest, and while they may not express their concepts and ideas in the same terminology as adults, nor use the same rationale, the expressed values encapsulate almost all those values present within the Montréal Process Criteria.