Sentence examples for a bit more rational from inspiring English sources
Providing a bit more rational look at the issues confronting the sports, Tom Verducci gives his take on SI.com and, veering back into nuttiness, Joe Posnanski offers the possibility that the Nationals will make the World Series.
If we instead look at some startups as a functional addition to the labor market, things start to look a bit more rational.
We saw some things post-9/11 that were enacted that if we had had a little bit more rational time to think this through, perhaps we wouldn't have had some of the pushback on it.
I think it's changed, it's a little bit more rational now in terms of that …I think, there's probably for some people there probably is a price barrier whereas thirty years ago there were not, there was not.
Now, he's a bit more of a rational economist-type than most of us, but if you extend his logic to the observation that suicide bombing turns out to limit the political potential of groups that otherwise have plausible grievances — again, i.e. the Tigers, not to mention Islamist groups — then maybe, over time, rational calculation will lead to its decline.
Winners of Effies "tend to be a little less emotional and use rational claims a bit more" than winners at Cannes, Ms. Moses said, and ads that won Lions tended to be much better liked than their Effie counterparts.
Yet like a Mac, the cars are functionally elegant in a way that lets owners feel they're making a purely rational choice even as they spend a bit more.
Since the obvious periodic points e λ x for a λ = 2 π i q, where q is a (real) rational number, no longer span a dense subspace of C α, it requires a bit more work.
