Sentence examples similar to rationales yet from inspiring English sources

Clinical TCR gene therapy of melanoma represents a feasible and promising treatment rationale yet is currently challenged by objective response rates that stay behind those observed with conventional adoptive T cell therapy.

The rationale for yet further risk-taking for peace is obvious.

"The decision to outsource drivers with no concrete business rationale is yet another example of poor decisions being taken and of an organisation that has lost its way.

(Cynics would say that this is just a rationale for yet another tax shelter for the wealthy, but the economists who wrote the report are probably sincere).

Therefore, until more clinical evidence is provided, broad or genome-wide sequencing is likely to unveil mutations for which a clear therapeutic rationale is not yet available or misunderstood.

Yet such rationales exasperate the practical-minded politicians and pundits who must deal with immigrants without papers and bundles without babies in them.

Yet this rationale crumbles to dust under the slightest scrutiny.

This rationale was fine - yet the crowd (and the three rooms were packed) simply didn't care.

The Bush administration might well use the gloomy economic forecasts as yet another rationale for making its 2001 tax cuts, which expire in 2010, permanent.

Yet the rationale of Janelia Farm carries a strong implied criticism because almost every aspect of its operation -- long-term goals, no pressure to generate practical results, no grant writing, no administration, hands-on research, interaction across disciplines -- is designed to be the opposite of those in the established system.

There is yet another rationale which has prompted countries to invest in ECEC services, this time a demographic one.