Sentence examples for viable rationale from inspiring English sources

This is indeed a daunting task, requiring a potent and viable rationale, strong leadership as well as very considerable funds in order to compete, let alone succeed.

Even in nations as proud of their democratic heritage as Canada and the United Kingdom, Steyn explains, "elections dwindle down to a sterile argument over how to 'improve' the system: The left-of-center party usually pledges to throw money at it … the only viable rationale for the Right becomes its claim to be able to run the leftist state more smoothly than the Left".

It seems to me impossible to find an interpretation which results in a viable rationale.

Such methods demonstrate only a negative, violent capacity, not a viable strategy or credible rationale.

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The study provides a rationale for the development of a viable national girls' education programme.

Here, we discuss the background and rationale for targeting PERK as a viable therapeutic approach as well as implications of these findings for other neurodegenerative diseases.

The exceptionally dubious rationale for Pathfinder, a programme to clear frequently viable housing and its inhabitants for the purposes of "renewing" insufficiently profitable local housing markets, is still unquestioned.

The rationale has been that there is a multitude of viable low-head sites in isolated areas where microhydro is a realistic energy option, and where conventional economics are not appropriate, especially in Third World countries.

The rationale for accepting surrogate markers with cognitive improvements as viable endpoints is compelling in this genetically determined population.

The rationale underlying this schedule was that VDA-treated tumours rapidly regrow from the rim of residual viable cells at the tumour periphery that shows prominent proliferative activity (Thorpe, 2004; Tozer et al, 2005).