Sentence examples for that rationalizes from inspiring English sources

Appolicious may or may not be the service that rationalizes this chaos.

Unable or reluctant to finance and organize his own Presidential campaign, he has been forced to come to terms with the G.O.P. establishment, the wealthy interests that finance it, and the anti-government, anti-tax economic philosophy that rationalizes its existence.

The structures suggest a mechanism that rationalizes ATP-driven transport: While binding of ATP appears to trigger an outward-facing conformation, dissociation of the hydrolysis products may promote an inward-facing conformation.

My view is that this is a defeatist Council of Despair that rationalizes inaction about one of the single greatest threats now facing America.

It is the last observation that rationalizes the existence of the published 1 1 MBD mCpG structures.

One scenario that rationalizes this phenomenon is that the prebiotic aqueous medium where proteins originally emerged was largely unsalted.

We don't need narratives that rationalize human experience so much as those that enlarge it with the breath of mystery.

"But once a judicial opinion rationalizes such an order to show that it conforms to the Constitution, or rather rationalizes the Constitution to show that the Constitution sanctions such an order, the Court for all time has validated" that rationalizing principle.

Part of the rationale for his characters' exploitative behavior was linked to an option package that rationalized, in 60's terms, the racial divide sucking African-Americans into a downward spiral.

Blackbourn explains the social and scientific ideas behind the impressive schemes that "rationalized" the German environment, provides lively portraits of the engineers and politicians involved, and traces the sometimes unintended consequences.

The Crusades provided the initial impetus for developing a legal doctrine that rationalized the conquest and possession of infidel lands.