Sentence examples for rationale was a from inspiring English sources

His rationale was a little mysterious, but he certainly was weary, possibly bored, and may have been suffering post-Attica syndrome.

While the only possible rationale was a security one, he said, "there is a danger... that Israel becomes its own worst enemy because… it will compound bitterness and resentment".

After all, both Congress and top military brass knew at the time that the unit cohesion rationale was a lie.

When Standard & Poor's downgraded U.S. government debt last summer, the rationale was a lack of faith in American politics.

The third rationale was a lack of 'obvious' or worrying symptoms, such as bleeding.

The rationale was a growing body of evidence indicating that outcomes in treatment of common and uncommon cancers improve with specialisation (Hakama et al, 1989; Gillis and Hole 1996; Selby et al, 1996; Hoffman et al, 1997; Schrag et al, 2000).

PARIS, Jan . 16- WHEN the European Commission introduced a sweeping plan in December to shake up product-placement advertising standards, the rationale was an echo of a playground whine: They're doing it -- why can't we?

And right there, in that astonishing rationale, is a test.

For Scowcroft, the principle is clear: by pragmatic standards, a humanitarian intervention without a strategic rationale is a mistake.

The rationale is a distinct departure from the complaints of many Democratic lawmakers in Congress and from large fuel consumers like airlines and big trucking companies.

At present, the core rationale is a "detect-alert" sequence informing either the patient or a central clinic.