Sentence examples for become more rational from inspiring English sources

As climate deteriorates, resources are exhausted, and our over-populated world experiences conflict and disease, decisions will either become more rational (to meet the challenges) or more faith-based (to rationalize them away).

It will become more rational".

With more room for manoeuvre, predictions of both revenue and risk might become more rational.

One might expect the plan of a city to become more rational as it expands and planners start exerting themselves.

And perhaps both crises will be resolved by men who, blessedly, appear to become more rational the closer they get to the edge: John Boehner and Nikita Khrushchev.

If we were more rational in the degree to which we're alarmed about terrorism, we might become more rational in our responses to it.

Classical sociologists and classical economists both predicted that family businesses would retreat as societies became more rational and bureaucratic.

Using data from card shows, he showed that traders became more rational — less emotionally tied to the cards they owned — as they accumulated more experience.

But they stand, in a perverse way, for the dark side of disenchantment, which is that, as life becomes more rational and transparent, people lose the sense that there are spiritual forces in the universe greater than themselves.

The system became more rational in time, but often pupils were taking O-levels and A-levels simultaneously.

There is another, even steeper, hurdle to understanding Atatürk's drastic cultural revolution: the basic assumption, shared by many western readers, that societies must modernise and become more secular and rational, relegating their premodern past to museums or, in the case of religion, to private life.