Sentence examples for a rational theoretically from inspiring English sources
Nevertheless, by the dawn of the 18th century, as knowledge became a rational, theoretically driven venture "the word belief started to be used to describe an intellectual assent to a hypothetical -- and often dubious -- proposition".
So theoretically, migration is a rational response to labor imbalances not only on an individual level, but for entire societies.
Each of these challenges could well lead to the conclusion that a rational and evidence-based psychiatry is theoretically and practically impossible.
The ability to detect the systemic disease in early-stage solid tumours has, theoretically, a sound biological foundation and could consent a rational clinical approach to the neoplastic patients in terms of both prognosis and treatment planning.
While the strengthening effect of mono-dispersed particles has been studied extensively and hence well formulated, a rational and consolidated evaluation of superposed hardening effects of different particle mixtures is still an open problem both experimentally and theoretically.
A rational economic policy?
A rational soulution, but a hard sell.
There was always a rational reason.
