Sentence examples for supposed rationale from inspiring English sources

The supposed rationale is that low rates will get us all spending so as to get the economy growing again.

However, direct contributions to Research Council spending by private companies would seem to undermine the supposed rationale for public funding of research – that companies both undervalue and can't easily appropriate the benefits which accrue from the long-term, exploratory or fundamental research that is typically the preserve of the research councils.

Look, I understand the supposed rationale: We're becoming a nation of takers, and doing stuff like feeding poor children and giving them adequate health care are just creating a culture of dependency — and that culture of dependency, not runaway bankers, somehow caused our economic crisis.

I suppose the rationale is that he can also build an innings, but yeah, three seems a little peculiar.

We're just supposed to roll with rationales we get, however far-fetched, and be okay with it when stakes we were told are high are suddenly whisked away and undone at the eleventh (well, fourteenth) hour.

"The purported rationale of the supposed saving of court time and registry cost is spurious when one considers the impact the repeal has had on the rights of sentenced juveniles".

If a man sleeps around, he's just doing what men do (which women are still supposed to accept as a rationale for infidelity, by the way).

Another part of the divide-and-conquer strategy making its way into the false narrative about Trump's just-released budget is that cuts to Social Security and Meals on Wheels are somehow good for children under the rationale of a supposed intergenerational war.

Economic development is supposed to follow — that was the rationale for the public financing that covered most of the $634 million project ($515 million for the park itself) and contributed to the recall of Miami-Dade County's mayor.

At the same time, though, Mr. Blair and his aides suggested that the specific intelligence about Iraq's supposed illicit weapons was not the prime rationale for war, apparently revising their earlier arguments.

(The rationale is that this is supposed to help "equal the playing field" with foreign multinationals that get the same tax breaks from their home countries. Yadda, yadda, yadda).