Sentence examples for rationale when from inspiring English sources

The territorial defense mission lost its rationale when the Berlin Wall fell.

GDP growth has no rationale when the benefits are captured by the top 5% of the population, which in our cities means urban ecologies of residential segregation by income.

Neither do we get closer to a clear, distinctive rationale when we consider caution and pragmatism – Fabian socialists are committed to incremental reform, too, yet they're clearly not conservatives.

Taking note of the allegations, the appeals court said yesterday, "The difficulty with these assertions -- besides not being proven -- is that the F.D.A. did not rely on this rationale" when it approved the Ivax product.

That was the rationale when HSBC, the descendant of the Hongkong and Shanghai Banking Corporation, doubled the pay of its chairman, Sir John Bond, to $2.4 million in 2000.

Writer says we get the film's sexual rationale when one of the characters recites Auden's "last poem:" "When you see a fair form, chase it And if possible embrace it, Be it a girl or a boy.

Regulatory control exercised by international or European institutions provides scope for understanding functionalist rationales when comprehending the construction of 'ocean space'.

However, all of the interviewees acknowledged HR trainings as a key prerequisite to be successful (a); but further evaluation illustrated heterogeneity in the rationales when challenges attracted the attention to more sophisticated HRD processes (b).

End users perceived that communication with the critical care physician would clarify rationales when patients were refused admission.

The same basic rationale applies when outcome is categorical, either through the predicted probability or directly.

My rationale was when I did finally enter the business side of science, I would still be able to connect with academics/inventors and wouldn't be thought of as "just an accountant".