Sentence examples for rationale if from inspiring English sources

His rationale, if not all the details of his plan, was widely supported.

It was kind of a flawed rationale: if I'm already at this level, what's an extra 10 percent?

For many institutions, that rationale, if upheld by the United States Supreme Court, would require major adjustments in how they admit students.

But now that for many women beauty is achievable though technology, I believe we need a new rationale if we're to argue it's not an achievement worth pursuing.

Her rationale: "If there ever was a line in the history of literature that would make people want to read on, this is it".

The new stabilization policy needed a theoretical rationale if it was ever to win general acceptance from the leaders of public opinion.

These new regulations required for the first time that WHO member countries report disease outbreaks that might cross their borders and also stipulated that they provide WHO with scientific rationales if they independently take actions that impede traffic or trade, like restricting travel or banning the importation of pigs.

Still, the rationale — even if it was masking other reasons for Mr. Froomkin's departure — surprised some writers who are uncomfortable being judged by their Web traffic.

That includes where it is located, he added -- outlining a rationale that, if followed by others, may spell the end of Lower Manhattan as the world's financial center.

Why do they double-, triple-team him then?" Coach Larry Brown of the 76ers, who will coach the East All-Stars against the West on Feb. 11 in Washington, understood Karl's rationale, even if he thought it was extreme.

People are beginning to listen to one another and speak the truth, using patience and rationale, even if it hurts.