Sentence examples for reasoning for that from inspiring English sources

It is easy to see the reasoning for that.

Part of the reasoning for that memo, Singer argues, is that the British thought the Germans needed to be nurtured as allies against the growing power of the Soviet Union.

"It's going to be a little bit delayed for the Long Island area, and part of the reasoning for that is that our water temperatures are still in your upper 50's, below normal, because of the cold spring," Mr. Wyllie said.

The reasoning for that was also that it "ridiculed public figures".

"But we do feel as though there is a racial component, but I cannot release our reasoning for that".

The group's reasoning for that defacement appears to have been that Parliament had voted to join in on airstrikes in Syria six days prior.

The central part of the model is the knowledge representation scheme called FuSpaT, which supports the representation and reasoning for domains that include imprecise and fuzzy spatial, temporal and spatio-temporal relationships.

"The bright underachievers who are bored and get through school using one quarter of their brains will do better on the SAT, because you just need good reasoning skills for that," says Mr. White.

In a commentary published online by both Science and Nature, the National Science Advisory Board for Biosecurity explained its reasoning for asking that the manuscripts from teams in Holland and Wisconsin be "greatly limited in terms of the experimental details and results".

Hysteria is a cover for circular reasoning — for claiming that violence was required to stop violence, propaganda to counter deceit, repression to forestall repression, a suspension of human rights to protect human rights.

Their reasoning for calling it that is that it's weather-sealed, and that's no lie.