Sentence examples for rationale for starting from inspiring English sources

"The rationale for starting this," he said, "was not to start an incubator".

There's nothing left-wing about insisting on an honest rationale for starting a war, and fiscal responsibility in the face of ballooning deficits.

Lyn T Jones, the theatre's chairman, explains the rationale for starting out small: "After the company got the go-ahead from the National Assembly and Welsh Arts Council a year ago, we decided that we had to announce our presence and get out on the road as quickly as possible.

International controls imposed on Iraq following the Gulf War eliminated its nuclear program, but fears that the program was being reconstituted and might then be used to support terrorists was a central part of the United States' rationale for starting the Iraq War in 2003.

The rationale for starting the chronic IL-13 (14 day) treatment at the beginning of ALI was to reflect the nature of injured airways of asthmatics.

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

Issues are relatively minor: What was the rationale for a starting concentration of 1μg/ml for initial validations?

I note that the stromal staining was still present at selected concentration of 0.5μg/ml (dataset f) What was the rationale for a starting concentration of 1μg/ml for initial validations?

But every time the commission narrowed in on a specific dollar amount, he said, the rationale for it started to weaken.

RATIONALE 3: Early education benefits all young children and socializes them for starting school, especially children from poor and migrant families.

Together, our data provide the rationale and starting point for the screening of small molecule chaperones, which could become novel therapies for this disease.