Sentence examples for a rational view from inspiring English sources

"They're taking a rational view of global economic weakness".

"We try to instill some calm and a rational view," Insurance Commissioner Thomas R. Sullivan said.

But according to Paul Slovic of the University of Oregon, voters do not necessarily take a rational view.

"The problem for investors is they don't have the sort of patience that taking a rational view requires," he said.

Cottrell believed that nuclear energy was an important source of power, but also felt the public should be able to form a rational view, so he set out the facts in simple terms in How Safe is Nuclear Energy?

Even a dividend growth rate of 2% would make the swaps good value, in Mr Montier's view.In the context of the London Business School study, however, investors may be taking a rational view of the dividend outlook.

The speech in which Kate calls on wives dutifully to "place your hands below your husband's foot" remains hard to reconcile with any rational view of equality between the sexes.

It was therefore necessary to perform a systematic screen for related elements in order to gain a more rational view of the organization of the IS 4 family.

A more rational view is to say that anyone who is an author is responsible for some important part of the article, and one or more of the authors is able to act as a guarantor for the whole, so no one who appears as an author can escape all responsibility.

Its moral influence in the UK is unmatched and a more rational view of the importance of wind is long overdue.

"People are taking a more rational view of the path ahead, that some of the problems in Europe can be addressed with additional spending restraint from some of the governments," which will take time, said Russell Price, senior economist with Ameriprise Financial.