Sentence examples for clear and rational from inspiring English sources

But I think it is very important that we set out these arguments in a very clear and rational way".

Bush's appearances during this crisis have actually been surprisingly good — like Felix Salmon, I thought his speech explaining the credit crisis and the plan to buy troubled assets was remarkably clear and rational, and he's generally seemed calm and cool-headed throughout the turmoil.

Existing manuals do not provide clear and rational specifications for the required crosswalk width under different pedestrian demand combinations and properties.

"We have to have a clear and rational debate about the science itself".

But, not unlike how the cries for gay marriage rights superceded the calls for domestic partnerships, this year a clear and rational plan was seriously considered: not just "rescheduling" marijuana down, but "descheduling" it all together.

Robbins is described as "quirky [and] perky" by TV Guide Matt Mitovich, and "a clear and rational surgeon who is not ruled by her emotions" by Kris De Leon of BuddyTV.

But, apparently minor actions at one level and one sub-system can percolate across the system to negate and even reverse much stronger, clearer and rational implementations at another time and place.

That theologians, engineers, ethicists and bureaucrats spend so much time and effort trying to protect the distant future from the consequences of present folly speaks rather well of our current civilization, or at least that sector of it devoted to clear thinking and rational problem solving.

To make sure we have all of the brain power we need to carry out this instinctual response, the amygdala limits activity in the prefrontal cortex--which happens to be where logical thought, clear decisions, and rational choices are generated.

The natural progress of their disease and restrictions on access to CCSVI treatment at home, then, made the decision to go abroad for care seem clear and fully rational.

Its editors promised readers a "clear, critical, realistic, and rational" look at a business world in which "new industries rise like rockets, and old ones grow tired and die".