Sentence examples for rationale for the continuing from inspiring English sources
The results of this study provide further rationale for the continuing use of infusion bleomycin schedules in cancer patients.
This data provides strong rationale for the continued clinical testing of PLX3397 with vemurafenib in patients with melanoma (as in trial NCT01826448).
They should be pressed to answer this question: What is the rationale for continuing the deployment of U.S. nuclear weapons in Europe for the next two decades, in particular when it will cost many millions of dollars in new NATO spending for improvements in nuclear storage facilities, tactical nuclear weapons and the replacement of aircraft currently used to deliver NATO's nuclear bombs?
Perhaps Schuessler should take a tip from CKE Restaurants, which cited the Golden Arches' overwhelming marketing budget as a rationale for continuing the saucy, eye-catching Paris Hilton ads for CKE's Carl's Jr. and Hardee's chains.
The New York Times and other news media have become more aggressive in questioning President Bush's rationale for continuing the war, and particularly his argument that it is primarily a battle against Al Qaeda.
Such complex patient VAD hemostatic-state interactions serve as the rationale for continuing investigation of the effects of mechanical circulation on the fibrinolytic system and thrombopatient VAD hemostatic-state
Elmley Foundation theatre, £7 2.30pm: Clare Short and Michael Codner The former cabinet minister Clare Short and the assistant director of the Royal United Services Institute for Defence and Security Studies debate the rationale for continuing Britain's nuclear force in the 21st century.
One of the judges for the teenage event, Melanie Breedlove-Kauformer a forMissMissourisoutlinedtlined her rationale for continuing with the pageants.
The government would argue a lower rate attracts investment and helps create jobs; but it's hard to see the rationale for continuing a race to the bottom you've already won.
But unless and until the Secretary of State stands behind her words from eight years ago and directs U.S. diplomats to withhold recognition of the Karzai regime -- an unlikely prospect to say the least -- then advocates of escalation in Afghanistan need to quit pretending that the interests of the Afghan people have a thing to do with the rationale for continuing this endless war.
Cuts were always driven more by ideology than necessity, but when they're actually costing more than they save, what on earth is the rationale for continuing?
