Sentence examples for could rationally from inspiring English sources

Congress could rationally seek to "promote..

I fail to see how anyone could rationally claim that it is.

But the State could rationally have concluded that it could adequately preserve its natural minnow population without such additional measures.

Thatwas about as much as a woman could rationally hope for in England atthe turn of the nineteenth century.

"Congress could rationally choose to have a uniform definition rather than have it rely upon state law," Mr. Clement said.

Shareholders could rationally believe (1) that a board needed some outsiders focused on shareholder value maximization and (2) that third party compensation was undesirable.

I conclude, therefore, that as long as we're focused on the question of the rationality of suicide, ethics aside, the rationality of suicide under certain circumstances, suicide could be rationally justified.

It would operate to maintain inequalities, but no more than those that could be rationally justified.

Third, the special committee could have rationally believed that the stockholders preferred liquidity at a premium to market.

Further, on the basis of what he was able to see, he could not rationally have believed that".

He kept on wondering how an economy could be rationally planned, without ever wondering whether it should be.