Sentence examples for fairly irrational from inspiring English sources
Ivan Gazidis, Arsenal's chief executive, said: "The fundamental issue that we all face is do we have the courage and fortitude to control our spending in a fairly irrational environment.
The focus on counterfeit goods has led to some fairly irrational actions, such as German authorities' incineration, in 2006, of a million pairs of counterfeit shoes--while millions of people worldwide go without any shoes at all.
However, most studies are based on a static analyzing framework, making it difficult to simulate real economic situations, in which the dynamic behavior and interaction between firms in an emission trading system are fairly complicated and appear irrational to some extent.
("I considered all of my previous irrational behavior to have been reasonably excusable," he writes, fairly late in the story, "because it had been conducted with consenting adults").
For about an hour each day, when you're in a good state of mind and fairly relaxed, walk yourself through all your symptoms and analyze both rational and irrational possibilities.
This view is widely described as 'fideist', but ought more fairly to be called arational fideism, or, where commitment contrary to the evidence is positively favoured, irrational or counter-rational fideism.
Investor insistence on "pattern matching" to justify irrational behavior is resilient, yet a command of truly objective data-driven pattern matching is still fairly unpopular with the old guard.
