Sentence examples for real rationale from inspiring English sources
Routine but intrusive examinations are taught in medical schools but often have no real rationale.
And here we have the real rationale laid bare: monarchy is good.
At this point it is clear that deposing Saddam has become an obsession, detached from any real rationale.
The first lady, Mr. Lazio said here, "has no record, no commitment to the state, and has no real rationale for representing us in the state".
Scalia wrote, " the real rationale of today's opinion…is that DOMA is motivated by 'bare…desire to harm' couples in same-sex marriages.
The intent if you take it to its logical conclusion is to cease to have to provide real rationales or real incentives, because now you can provide these virtual ones with no or low cost.
"I can't see any real scientific rationale" for a time limit, Dr. Volberding said.
"It's a real risky rationale," said George Sansoucy, managing director of Initiative, a media planning and buying agency in New York that has bought space in the magazine.
The main problem is that Hollywood remains in thrall to a concept with tremendous cultural resonance but no real economic rationale: the primacy of the star.
There have always been look-at-me-aren't-I-clever captains, yet McCullum's field placings are not what people like to call funky but rather everything appears to have real, proactive rationale.
