Sentence examples for with any rationale from inspiring English sources

Only a few tidbits of explanation have been offered by his aides as to the purposes and goals of this trip, but no one has been able to come up with any rationale for such an unprecedented, ostentatious caravan.

The law's backers actually wrote their animus into the Congressional record, and try as he might to distance his defense from theirs, Clement failed to come up with any rationale beyond moral disapproval.

The government has utterly failed to come up with any convincing rationale, merely saying that we cannot leave it to the Americans to carry the burden.

So, answering the question of "what is happening to me," was more delicate and far too personal to approach with any steadfast rationale.

In no way equipped with self-discipline or even physical stamina or fortified with any political rationale for his fate, he entered the hell of the English prisons of the 1970s, when to be Irish – and even more, IRA – was to be in danger.

"They haven't been able to come up with any plausible rationale for holding him 18 months without an indictment," said Mr. Cohen, who has long experience in China and has advised several other Chinese-born American citizens and green-card holders who were arrested here.

Yet to Jeff Getty, a founder of Survive AIDS in San Francisco who has lived with H.I.V. for two decades, any rationale for unprotected sex is incomprehensible.

There is no longer any rationale to hammer Obama with negative ads that ultimately benefit McCain.

I could come up with a rationale why any of the nominees could win.

But history has a habit of interfering with form, with rationale.

"An endorsement with a rationale can make a tremendous difference".