Sentence examples for a rational response from inspiring English sources
Sometimes, they argue, "pessimism is a rational response and optimism a counterproductive pathology".
Broecker's book, co-authored with journalist Robert Kunzig, concedes that pessimism is a rational response.
The anti-politics mood is a rational response to political stasis.
A rational response would have been to do away with inflexible minimum sentences.
Mr. Thweatt maintains that having teachers carry guns is a rational response to a real threat.
It may be that reducing spending is a rational response in the face of massive layoffs.
It is, I suppose, a rational response to a lifetime of being carpet-bombed by advertising.
The first wave of borrowing, then, was a rational response to a liberalising policy.
O'Neill displays a strangely judgmental attitude towards suicide, arguing suicide "is not a rational response to economic hardship; it is not a rational response to having your benefits cut".
But last fall's debate over economic stimulus suggested that our political leadership cannot make a rational response to economic problems.
Mr. Peta said Friday's stock sell-off "was a rational response when the credit markets are almost practically not functioning".
