I could come up with a rationale why any of the nominees could win.
It's a cliché these days to say that the question hovering over Clinton's campaign is about its "rationale": Why is she running?
This curious rationale (why use seven translators rather than 70? Or 700?) does suggest one important half-truth about Proust's writing: what Christopher Prendergast, the general editor, describes as its 'commitment to the mobile and the multiple'.
Professor Bar-Yam said he saw that Hunter College High School's students were returning from vacation during the period of the data collection, and said that "this provided a rationale" why Hunter could be the source of the posts.
More specifics of both the sensing modes and the rationale why static mode sensing is preferred over dynamic sensing method will be explained in the later sections of the article.
There being no good rationale why arbitrators should not write reasons, the question remains–"Why should they?" First, and most obvious, is that people want to know ought to be entitled to know why they won or lost.
"I want to see the details -- what was their rationale, why did they do it -- before offering an opinion," said Sen. John McCain (R-Ariz)., who earlier this week accused the administration of engaging in a "cover-up" in Benghazi.
These findings provide a rationale why idebenone can be protective in disorders associated with impaired complex I function but normal levels of CoQ10.
There is no biological rationale why antiemetics should not work postoperatively when their activity has been proven intraoperatively.
We knew of no biological rationale why the inverse parity-risk relationship should be limited to cardia cancer.
