Sample Sentences forrationale (auto-selected)
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And with it much of the justification, the rationale for science to do what it does.† (source)
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the rationale, as stated by the witness for his testimony at the first trial;† (source)
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My whole rationale for approaching him had been that the police hadn't taken my story seriously.† (source)
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But I know Henri's rationale: it is impossible for them to go unnoticed as well.† (source)
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We now had a rationale and a cause: Justice for Miguel Robles!† (source)
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But I understood Hall's rationale, so I kept a tight lid on my anger.† (source)
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Marie-Laure LeBlanc manages a small laboratory at the Museum of Natural History in Paris and has contributed in significant ways to the study and literature of mollusks: a monograph on the evolutionary rationale for the folds in West African cancellate nutmeg shells; an often-cited paper on the sexual dimorphism of Caribbean volutes.† (source)
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He ended up building all those convoluted rationales for lofty ambition, saying he needed to go to a famous college, a place everyone had heard of, to justify all of his painful sacrifices.† (source)
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While I considered how to answer, John went on to explain the rationale behind his faith that such a surgical procedure could be done without terrible side effects.† (source)
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This was her rationale for all the embroidery floss, pinking shears, and so on that we toted (secretly or otherwise) across the Atlantic.† (source)
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He talked to himself to make sure that he remembered his reasoning, to try to avoid too easy a rationale, and for encouragement.† (source)
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Greenberg's rationale was that English was the language of the aviation world.† (source)
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What was the rationale for fusing science and faith?† (source)
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The selection was scarcely based on any statistical, sociological, or scientific rationale.† (source)
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As a form of protest, they did not have a high success rate and the rationale behind them always struck me as quixotic.† (source)
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The probable fact of this further emboldened me, and as I went around the camp in search of the doctor I felt more determined than ever to withstand whatever insult he might level at me, and somehow influence him to agree to my sole stewardship of "the girl" under some obscure technical or medical rationale.† (source)
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