Sentence examples for about the rationalization from inspiring English sources
NW: But how about the rationalization that the bomb saved many more lives by ending the war earlier?
IN THE HECTIC energy-merger days of the 1980s — when Chevron bought Gulf, Texaco bought Getty and Boone Pickens threatened to buy just about everyone — the rationalization was: Its cheaper to buy reserves on Wall Street than to drill for them.
The essence of the book is about understanding the rationalization process and how it obstructs our ability to identify the early warning signs of trouble ahead.
In other words, the bureaucratic "iron cage" is only one side of the modernity that rationalization has brought about; the other is a "polytheism" of value-fragmentation.
In 1917, Max Weber said that the rationalization of Western society had brought about the "disenchantment of the world".
Multi-target methodologies focused on quantitative-structure activity relationships (mt-QSAR) have played a very important role for the rationalization of drug design, providing a better understanding about the molecular patterns related with diverse pharmacological profiles including antimicrobial activity.
I debate with myself every year about whether to take my car back to this outfit, but laziness, colored by the rationalization that the dealer knows best, usually wins.
"It's the rationalization," Kristol said.
Street congestion increased, despite the rationalization of traffic authorities.
To some, his declaration of love for the audience might sound like the rationalization of a filmmaker who, while hungering for mainstream acceptance, was anxious about being perceived as a sellout.
