Sentence examples for stronger rationale from inspiring English sources

In the Times/CBS News Poll, those who favor affirmative action said by large margins that they believe achieving diversity is a stronger rationale for it than making up for discrimination.

I would have expected a really strong opening statement which placed language learning in a clear framework with a stronger rationale inspired by both the academic benefits of language learning – it can change the way children think, and the whole range of practical benefits – employability, intercultural awareness and a flexible mindset.

The more recurrent among these loci such as chromosome 11, provide a stronger rationale for targeted fine mapping approaches.

They also provide a stronger rationale for the clinical utilization of resveratrol for the reduction of As2O3-induced hepatotoxicity.

Future studies should investigate the role these secondary negative symptoms have in PNS in order to provide a stronger rationale for including or excluding them from PNS.

Such models may also facilitate the characterization of drug combinations, providing a stronger rationale for dose selection for different phenotypes or subgroups in the population.

There's a strong rationale for that realism.

There may be a strong rationale, but the Treasury has not made it clear.

Perhaps the strongest rationale, though, is that secret menus turn loyal customers into advocates.

"This is a European problem, and there is no strong rationale for I.M.F.

Gingrich's lackluster debate performances permanently undercut the strongest rationale for his candidacy.