Sentence examples for real rationale for from inspiring English sources
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".
It is a story of good intentions being relentlessly undermined and has a nasty twist in the tail: even the real rationale for Europe's drive for diesel – to curb global warming – has run into the wall.
It is this, rather than any comments about "muppets," or "ripping the face off" trading counterparties, that is the real rationale for limiting the size of Wall Street firms — something the recent financial reforms conspicuously failed to address.
Most officials in Moscow refuse to accept Iran as the real rationale for the U.S./NATO missile-defense efforts, and see them as a cover for undermining the Russian deterrent.
28 NEW YORK/REGION 35-42 COpensssman Opens Race With Attack on Mr. Clinton Representative Rick A. Lazio of Long Island roared into the race for senator from New York, attacking Hillary Rodham Clinton as a "far left" candidate who has "no real rationale for serving here other than as a steppingstone to some other position".
Representative Rick A. Lazio of Long Island came roaring into the race for senator from New York yesterday, attacking Hillary Rodham Clinton as a "far left" candidate who has "no real rationale for serving here other than as a steppingstone to some other position".
POSSIBLY MOVEABLE TO "NO" - Sen. Sherrod Brown (D-OH): Another freshman and another populist, Brown literally has no real rationale to vote for Bernanke if he believes in all the things he's made his political career about.
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.
This psychological benefit is the real rationale behind Generation 1099.
