Sentence examples for the former rationale from inspiring English sources
The former rationale, however, may be inadequate, as international experience has shown overall health and well-being of relocated/settled communities, especially of ethnic minorities, rarely to achieve expectations; and environmental conservation may best be achieved by working with local communities still residing in rural grassland areas.
In the former case, the rationale is obvious - prevent the proteinopathy and the downstream cascade is prevented.
Even Bush, whose campaign was considered dead in the water, edged just ahead of Rubio – lending the former Florida governor a rationale to stay in the race through at least South Carolina.
Validity measures were predicted to be most strongly associated with the Coping measures, Confidence in Ability to Manage Diabetes and Ease of Managing Weight than with other measures; rationale – the former measures represent more global constructs that incorporate multiple specific behavioral domains.
The rationale for the former was that they could be disseminated to a wider audience than that which could see a live performance.
On the former view, by contrast, a rationale is at hand: because your will is, insofar as it is rational, good.
The rationale for the former being that asking the patient to return could further reduce subsequent use of antibiotics [ 13, 23].
One example was continuation of PIMs in patients that prescribers had inherited from colleagues where the former failed to question the rationale used by the latter in prescribing such drugs.
Morrison started out reading from the old speaking notes and claiming Australia had a "spending problem" rather than a revenue problem – the same (factually incorrect) rationale that led the former government to its disastrous first budget decisions.
The former gives a name and a rationale for the national wildlife refuge now being occupied by the Bundy militia, whose leader, Ammon Bundy, has repeatedly called the reserve a "tool of tyranny".
