Sentence examples for rationale would be from inspiring English sources

The rationale would be to avoid Western banking sanctions.

The addict's rationale would be: "Well, no one would think to look there".

But in more than one instance, that rationale would be difficult to sustain.

He was asked what his rationale would be to stay off the disabled list.

The rationale would be that only Mr. Holbrooke could somehow achieve something like that.

The only good rationale would be if [Antofagasta's copper mine] Los Pelambres really is at risk (in which case Teck would walk).

"But if that were the rationale, it would be tough for me to argue with that point".

These have a stronger biological rationale and would be more widely available, rapidly administered, and less expensive.

They reported that it will be useful, and potentially improve post-operative follow up, if more information was provided in these letters, the type of information can be divided into two categories: (i) Information about care provided in hospital: this includes details on treatment provided and rationale: "It would be good to see: has this patient been seen?

We think the basic statements (e.g. the body has to overcome drag; to push itself in a new direction it has to exercise a force in the opposite direction) and the equation of drag with some other minor considerations are necessary and sufficient arguments for the explanation of the theory, but should it require a more detailed rationale we would be grateful for more specific instructions.

"[It has a] pure and simple, first principles rationale – Occam himself would be proud.