Sentence examples for rationale fell from inspiring English sources

But since its weapons of mass destruction rationale fell flat, Washington has done a poor job articulating the stakes.

But when you take a half-step back, even that thin rationale falls apart.

The decision to cut philosophy at Middlesex appears not to be motivated by any of the "obvious" reasons: economic rationale, falling student numbers or poor research standing.

If the diversity rationale falls apart in university admissions, it could start to test the societal commitment to it in other arenas, notably private hiring and promotion.

But the anti-FASB rationale falls apart if and when the options-granting does indeed trigger a cash outlay to mop up the dilution from the employees' new shares.

In these situations, when there exists no rationale for falling out, it's important to invent one – which is much easier than it sounds.

But the best answer may be that as more and more ethnically heterogeneous countries adopt (with American encouragement) the combination of economic openness and political democracy, their rationale simply falls away.

The International Federation of Gynecologists and Obstetricians (FIGO) issued a statement regarding the rising CS rates: 'FIGO considers surgical intervention without a medical rationale to fall outside the bounds of best professional practice.

Lawrence King escaped into rationale when the schoolyard fell into its fanatical, fundamentalist hate.

The stated rationale for filing supplemental ratios fell into nine general categories.

The territorial defense mission lost its rationale when the Berlin Wall fell.