Sentence examples for irrational split from inspiring English sources

The Labour Party had planned to implement the Redcliffe-Maud Report in the 1970s, and the party's 1982 statement of policy "Labour's Programme 1982" said "There is an irrational split of functions between the two tiers compounded by a confusing overlap of responsibilities.

Even now, Amazon is worth more than all America's bookstores, including Barnes & Noble and Borders, put together.Just before Christmas, Henry Blodget, an analyst at CIBC Oppenheimer not noted for his irrational exuberance, declared a pre-split price target for Amazon of $400 by the end of 1999.

Following the split he described his daughter as being "completely irrational and torn apart".

In this instance, it seems, FDR's legendary ability to split authority between different agencies, and take advantage of their rivalry, was not a virtue, but a cause of irrational action.

Amnesty: irrational?

Irrational fear.

But irrational?

Irrational hatred.

Irrational events breed irrational events.

It's irrational".

"They are so irrational".