Sentence examples for rationale more from inspiring English sources

He doesn't like the new wild-card system because the uncertainty of the opponents could throw his pitching rotation out of whack, but he understands the business rationale: more teams, more games, more interest, more revenue.

But for those who prefer their rationale more hard-nosed: Human capital -- our children -- is the engine of our economy.

On the other hand, when asked to indicate a reason for selecting non-evidence-supported clinical management strategies, supportive evidence was cited less frequently and local practice culture was indicated as a rationale more often.

Economic rationales (more = better) that came in with Adam Smith and are now achieving gaudy fruition in globalized hallucinations like the new Shanghai or the Palm Islands of Dubai seem spiritually threadbare — spectacularly pointless.

Faster ligand transfer observed upon treatment with AlMe3, gives a rationale that more electron donating ligands might be unsuitable to develop more active Hf-catalysts (Fig. 15) [34].

But after ending the show his rationale became more complicated.

ESPN is largely responsible for building the rationale for more regular-season N.F.L. pregame programming.

As someone who commutes by bicycle into Manhattan, I would normally applaud any scientific rationale for more bike lanes.

The Speculum was printed at least 39 times between 1473 and 1678, and the Rationale even more.

Both boys were convicted of Bulger's murder, and the eerie images of his final walk were played incessantly on the news, solidifying the rationale for more cameras.

By this rationale, the more interests I have to protect, the greater my motivation to behave unselfishly and the greater, by extension, the basis of my humanitarian attitudes.