Sentence examples for rationale given from inspiring English sources

Is any rationale given for why it began to produce and/or market the product at that time?

I think there was a pretty strong rationale, given the credit squeeze, of trying to put cash in businesses' pockets.

Yet the antecedents of current policy are similar, the rationale given is the same, and the consequences are likely to be replicated.

The rationale given to the victims: better to get something now rather than wait a long time for an uncertain result.

The rationale, given by Brandeis, was the university's dire financial straits: a 25percentt decline in its endowment, a $10 million deficit on this year's budget and the reality that fund-raising will falter because of the market's skid.

Analysts dispute the rationale given that a large proportion of the poorest Indians are not on the electricity grid and could be provided with solar or other off-grid renewables more cheaply than electric power.

The military is "certainly going to hold that option open", Kirby said, although the initial rationale given by Obama last week for the humanitarian end of the intervention concerned the Yazidis, not Iraqis in general at the mercy of Isis.

As a result, central issues in the campaign were terrorism and, particularly, the Iraq War with the lack of evidence that Iraq had stocks of weapons of mass destruction (one rationale given for the invasion) and with continuing American casualties.

One could see how this rationale gives entirely different purpose to Dick Cheney or Alan Greenspan as it does to Jimi Hendrix or John Lennon.

This concept runs counter to the popular rationales given for the use of stimulants in addition to ephedra.

The rationales given were that no other collegiate sport makes its athletes compete for up to four-and-a-half hours in a day, and that a shorter duration would be more media- and fan-friendly.