Sentence examples for yet another rationale from inspiring English sources

There is yet another rationale which has prompted countries to invest in ECEC services, this time a demographic one.

Neuroscientists offer yet another rationale, commonly referred to as the "mere exposure effect": the more we're exposed to something or someone, the more we like and trust it.

The ability of mifepristone to induce senescence in p16Ink4A-positive prostate cancer cells provides yet another rationale for its potential use as an anti-cancer agent, in particular in cells carrying wild type versions of the p16Ink4A tumor suppressor gene.

"The decision to outsource drivers with no concrete business rationale is yet another example of poor decisions being taken and of an organisation that has lost its way.

(Cynics would say that this is just a rationale for yet another tax shelter for the wealthy, but the economists who wrote the report are probably sincere).

And the Times had learned of a new C.I.A. assessment casting doubt on links between the Jordanian terrorist Abu Musab al-Zarqawi and Saddam's regime — undermining yet another of the Administration's rationales for the war.

Yet this rationale crumbles to dust under the slightest scrutiny.

Yet the rationale of Janelia Farm carries a strong implied criticism because almost every aspect of its operation -- long-term goals, no pressure to generate practical results, no grant writing, no administration, hands-on research, interaction across disciplines -- is designed to be the opposite of those in the established system.

Hence another rationale for nationalism.

But Sorrentino has another rationale.

In similar fashion, the dictionary classification of sets as abstract objects is by no means atypical, yet the rationale for this too is by no means self-evident.