Sentence examples for be a more rational from inspiring English sources
And there could not be a more rational man to carry through a rationalisation.
"There needs to be a more rational pricing scheme," said Severin Borenstein, director of the University of California Energy Institute, a research organization on the Berkeley campus.
In similar fashion, modern managers are motivated by share options and buy-back programmes are designed to prop up the share price.What might be a more rational use of a company's cashflow?
This study is only just underway, and has yet to show if mental strengthening could be a more rational approach to treatment – and prevent habitual reoffending – than imprisonment alone.
In contrast to TCP, which relies on the "one size fits all" paradigm, native tissue-specific ECM may be a more rational model to approach engineering 3D tissue-specific culture systems to replicate the in vivo niche.
This multi-objective fuzzy linear programming (MOFLP) model, solved in a compromising decision support frame, seems to be a more rational alternative than single objective linear programming model in rural energy planning.
I still think that some form of socialism is a more rational way to organize a society, but I recognize it hasn't worked anywhere yet".
Sometimes the contest has been characterised as a collision between head and heart, and too often on the sloppy assumption that "heart" equals a desire for independence and the "head" is a more rational assessment of the economic future.
"I would like to think there is a more rational and productive debate in City Hall now," said P. J. Johnston, a spokesman for the developer, attributing the change to "the supervisors as well as the mayor".
In terms of the general definition of acids and bases, however, K could equally be called the acidity constant for the acid base pair NH4+ NH3, and this is a more rational way of describing the process.
