Sentence examples for helped rationalize from inspiring English sources
As a result, in Afghanistan policymakers are stuck in a feedback loop of "metaphysical abstractions" that have helped rationalize patently ineffective troop escalations en route to the counterinsurgency.
Scientific management, such as time-and-motion studies, helped rationalize production processes by reducing or eliminating unnecessary and repetitious tasks performed by individual workers.
Their cousin Ilana Dayan, a television journalist, said that Dani Dayan had been immersed in politics since he came of age but that his education in computer science and economics had helped "rationalize the discourse".
Microstructure evolution calculations based on a diffusion-controlled mechanism helped rationalize the differences observed between the three initial microstructures.
Molecular dynamics simulations helped rationalize the observed bromodomain selectivity for exemplar BET inhibitors and a congeneric series of tetrahydroquinolines (THQ) that differed by a single heteroatom near the ZA channel.
Flexible molecular docking with COX-1/COX-2 hashownwn putative binding modes of the designed compounds while the theoretical evaluation of cell permeability based on Lipinski's rule of five has helped rationalize the biological results.
By contrast, in the later "Alien" movies and in the "Terminator" series, the maternal partly helps rationalize female violence.
Manfred disputes that the system is being roundly ignored and says it helps rationalize the salary structure of the draft.
But none of the intellectual pretense behind it matters except to help rationalize the art's elusive aura, which should speak for itself.
The portions aren't overwhelming, but in case of kebab-and-phyllo overdose, a restorative shot of raki, an anise-flavored liqueur served with water and ice, can help rationalize an extra round of rice pudding.
(The Keynesian narrative helps rationalize, among other things, the assertion that unemployment insurance did not reduce employment during the recession, because "what's limiting employment now is lack of demand for the things workers produce. Their incentives to seek work are, for now, irrelevant").
