Sentence examples for irrational enough from inspiring English sources

In some places the boom was big enough and irrational enough to suppress price signals from lots of new supply.

Schwarzenegger is banking on this public fury being potent enough, irrational enough, to allow him to out-tough the unions.

It is a dictatorship bent on exporting revolution and prey to a dangerous, millenarian Islam that might just be irrational enough to welcome a nuclear apocalypse.

Economists are loth to suppose that people are irrational enough to latch onto plausible tales and forecasts for example, that house prices will never go down.

The leadership in Pyongyang must appear wild and irrational enough to risk a suicidal war.

But we simply weren't irrational enough.

Let's not forget, however, that he nurses an irrational belief powerful enough to curdle your brains along with his own.

What we have here is a sample of theo-con vacuity, the hawking of "traditional moral values and beliefs" without admission that many "traditional" moral values and beliefs in this country in the past were stupid, irrational, and ugly enough to embarrass anyone with an ounce of decency in their psyches.

On the other hand, it's the vindication of a great principle: if the irrational action moves fast enough, no audience will ever have breath to question it.

Even big name games studios are throwing in the towel – last year's well-reviewed Bioshock Infinite title sold some 4 million units but that evidently wasn't enough to keep Irrational Games in business.

Racism and sex discrimination are dismissed as economically irrational behaviour, as if this is enough to make unpleasant realities disappear.