Sentence examples for in rationalising from inspiring English sources

The government can point to some progress in rationalising the delivery of grassroots sports investment, though no extra money.

This is in no way a criticism of Bopara, who did the right thing in rationalising that the rain might not fall in the following five minutes: a case of damned if he did, and if he did not.

The corporation's regulatory and governance body also said the online operation has undergone "substantial change" since its last relatively critical 2008 review and has made "good progress in rationalising its offer and improving its management and operations".

These simulations prove useful for drug design in rationalising experimental observations and predicting solute behaviour in biomembranes.

As robots enter our social space, we will inherently project/impose our interpretation on their actions similar to the techniques we employ in rationalising, for example, a pet's behaviour.

Although superconductivity in dithiolene complexes has so far been limited to [M dmit)2]X− salts, other ligand systems have given rise to numerous conducting and metallic salts and have proven informative in rationalising the criteria for design of the molecular units.

Of interest, we previously reported that the G425R mutation exerts only local effects on UBA domain tertiary structure but is associated with an increase in dimer stability which may in part rationalise the inhibitory effects of the mutation observed in ubiquitin-binding assays [29].

Perhaps the most shocking paragraph of Warner's most recent article deals with the salaries being earned by the MBA-toting administrators who have been brought in to "rationalise" our universities.

He said that new business plan would be "very much an extension of things we have been doing", adding: "If you look at what Terra Firma did, they came in and rationalised the cost base and we have continued to tighten the business.

The Intensive Care let me go up there and have a look at the room I was in to rationalise my thoughts, the dreams I had.

(Angela) The Intensive Care let me go up there and have a look at the room I was in to rationalise my thoughts, the dreams I had.