The Australia of Johnston – whose work probed, often to his personal detriment, questions of masculine courage and responsibility – was indelibly marked by the war in a way that could never rationally be construed as positive.
In this study of patients referred to a TB hospital in Tanzania for second-line therapy, the majority had one or more medication that could have rationally been modified with the application of quantitative susceptibility.
There is only one F.B.S. team on the schedule that one could rationally state is worse than the 'Cuse — Akron — and I have a hard time making a case for Syracuse to beat any of the other F.B.S. teams on the docket.
But this is a system in which many parties, many countries, many governments, many electorates participate and we could have events which, rationally, are not controllable," he said.
"There is no evidence from which anyone could rationally conclude that there was coordination" between Ms. Lee and Ms. Hou, one of Ms. Hou's lawyers, Sheryl E. Reich, wrote to the judge on Sunday.
There are, then, multiple potential sites that rationally could be exploited in developing interventions.
I fail to see how anyone could rationally claim that it is.
I believe the nature of the poet to be at heart anarchic so that, in the inconceivable eventuality of... a society... possessing no faults to which one could rationally object, it would still be the job of a poet to object".
Besides, what could he be rationally raging about?
Beginning in England in the 17th century, "Whiggish" liberalism places its emphasis on individual freedom and the rule of law, whereas the later continental liberalism was a movement of the French Enlightenment representing "a demand for an emancipation from all prejudice and all beliefs which could not be rationally justified, and for an escape from the authority of 'priests and kings'".
