Nic Smith, the director of product marketing for SAP Analytics, explained his company's rationale for creating something in V.R. Yes, he acknowledged, they wanted to connect to Silicon Valley's zeitgeist, which he referred to as its "idea fabric".
If QE1 and 2 didn't work then eventually people will start to question the rationale for using something that has failed to change the economy's fortunes in the past.
"And it's a misplaced definition of patriotism to use Sept. 11 as a rationale for doing something that has no impact on price or dependency or immediate supply".
Senior management loves to see someone who can walk into their office or a major meeting and present a solid rationale for doing something.
Today's generation has little tolerance for artificial structures and bureaucratic rationales for why something can or cannot be done.
Democrats say they plan to push the administration to turn over internal documents laying out the legal rationale for the program, something the administration has refused to do.
Neither did it persuade the American electorate that there was a compelling rationale for the war, something that has been in doubt ever since the failure to find weapons of mass destruction.
The rationale for the reassurance goes something like this: No matter how bad things seem, no matter how bleak the future appears, if we can just remember that God really doesn't give us more than we can handle, we might be able to hang in there for another day.
When the group started touring, they sought to frame a rationale for Cinematic Titanic's efforts, something to parallel MST3K's conceit that scientists were studying the effect of bad movies on Joel's brain.
Members of the defense team argued that such a rationale means that Andersen was, in essence, convicted for something that was not a crime.
