Sentence examples for cannot be rationally from inspiring English sources
These complex phenomena cannot be rationally explained by the existing mechanical models.
The chances are that all exotic interiors are highly personal statements and cannot be rationally understood in theoretical design terms.
Mises (in the 1920s) and Hayek (in the 1940s) both showed that a complex economy cannot be rationally planned because true market prices are absent.
It is found that in-plane displacements of plate increase dramatically and cannot be rationally neglected even for a thin NFRC plate when the inhomogeneity of Young's modulus of natural fibers was considered.
That is why Britain now faces what economists call "radical uncertainty", a situation where risks cannot be rationally quantified, making changes in interest rates, taxes, and currency values largely ineffective.
For reasons that cannot be rationally related to Whitewater, the Whitewater independent counsel arranged for Ms. Lewinsky's confidante to wear a body wire and tape conversations concerning Ms. Lewinsky's alleged relationship with the President.
This analysis leads inexorably to the conclusion that the statute cannot be understood rationally to advance a constitutionally legitimate interest.
"Yet India does show that if this problem cannot be managed rationally, it could become a danger" for the Communist Party, he said.
It does not mean that background knowledge cannot be examined rationally or otherwise undermines the very possibility or coherence of a liberal individual or polity.
We call religious people "believers", as though acceptance of a set of doctrines was their principal activity, and before undertaking the religious life many feel obliged to satisfy themselves about the metaphysical claims of the church, which cannot be proven rationally since they lie beyond the reach of empirical sense data.
Mally saw das Volk as a "quasi-person", having a body, a mind, and a soul; das Volk cannot be completely rationally comprehended, it rather has to be experienced (erlebt).
