Sentence examples for became rational from inspiring English sources
Sovereignty, which is an anchor of statehood, might not have been overstepped, but what became rational for a small state like the Philippines was not so much to exercise force to defend its sovereign integrity, but to learn how to hedge in an international system where great powers dominate.
At the time of the court proceedings, as a result of medications she was receiving in the hospital, she became rational so the court said the hospital could not treat her over her objections.
The literature evidence available up to date suggests that GDT should be superior to the liberal fluid strategy; until there will be evidence that the GTD is superior or not to the restrictive fluid therapy the following approach became rational: During intraoperative period the anesthetist should give as many fluids as required by that single patient.
Organizations become rational in pursuing their missions through what Simon called ends-means chains.
Only later, after they have become rational, can human beings understand what they are and what they have made.
If you persuade enough people to be on time, it becomes rational for everyone else to be on time, too.
He hoped that sometime in the night the bay would become rational again and the city would draw closer.
And, as the economists Kaushik Basu and Jorgen Weibull have pointed out, in a country where everyone is always late, it becomes rational to be late.
On the one hand, he says, the efficient market theoreticians always assumed that smart market participants would force stock prices to become rational.
The gross domestic product does not count a truly vast underground economy that is slowly emerging as business conditions improve and tax laws become rational.
Although China has made progress in shifting bad loans off the banks' balance sheets, there is little sign that the banks themselves have fundamentally changed their behaviour and become rational lenders.Neither side emerges with much credit from this episode.
