Sentence examples for whose rationale from inspiring English sources

There was a "hidden words" round whose rationale I completely failed to catch.

A shortlist for the competition was recently announced, which includes some good architects but whose rationale is not obvious.

Like Christie, Bush once signed a law whose rationale was identical to an idea now proposed by the president.

These belong to a library whose rationale for the design was the previous knowledge of the biological relevant properties of both structural moieties.

In his 1988 pamphlet "A Guide to Shatnez," Rabbi Dovid Loebenstein wrote: "There is a body of laws whose rationale the human mind can appreciate.

But what exactly is being commemorated in a time of unpopular wars whose rationale has rarely been convincingly explained to many Britons?

Royal still wants a new ballot while Aubry heads a coalition whose only rationale is "Anything but Ségo".

Chowning's classically trained ear had sounded out a phenomenon whose mathematical rationale was subsequently confirmed by his colleagues in physics, and would populate the aural landscape with the kind of cyborg sounds that gave the 1980s its musical identity.

Instead, he said, successive changes had "probably worsened" the system by shifting to several non-government service providers, which he said "created and entrenched industries whose sole rationale is the existence of social problems".

Perhaps the immense sums still spent on naval toys whose strategic rationale is obsolete could be redirected to teaching the relevant personnel, humans and dolphins alike, to speak Arabic.

New Hampshire's returns were not only a case of the suppposed winning candidates losing, but of men losing whose whole rationale for being in the race at all was that they are winners.