Sentence examples for the rationale of it from inspiring English sources

"I am defeated by the rationale of it," he says.

In a note to investors on Monday about Aetna's Coventry deal, an analyst at Barclays explained the rationale of it plainly as a way of "strategically positioning themselves to capitalize on further gains which may arise as a result of the election and health care reform".

The unusual depiction of the soul's composition makes it hard, at first, to penetrate to the rationale of its construction, and it must remain an open question to what extend Plato expects his model to be taken in a literal rather than in a figurative sense.

"The ONR bypassed a number of safety issues with the rationale of 'although it is not solved we think it will be solved by the time we need'," said nuclear industry consultant John Large.

This is the rationale of the fantasist; it belongs in a less visionary kind of book.

Laws were in place, the rationale of feminism was established; it was up to women themselves to build on that.

Moreover, just as the United States is today debating the rationale of the Iraq war, it once debated the purpose of possessing colonies.

All that we have to define us in this blank landscape is our relationship with Latin America, and, no longer obscured by the rationale of the Cold War, it has emerged as a senseless and destructive one.

Algorithm 5 follows the rationale of Algorithm 4, but it constructs the similarity matrix SIM.

The rationale of the Republican leadership is that it needs a majority of the majority party.

But the rationale of a bad bank is that it forces lenders, many now part-owned by those same taxpayers, to admit losses on toxic real estate.