Sentence examples for it is rational to have from inspiring English sources

It is rational to have a belief with a more natural rather than a less natural content.

At this point many philosophers join Kyburg in rejecting agglomeration and conclude that it can be rational to have jointly inconsistent beliefs.

Because most patients with either pN1mic or pN1mac would receive at least one ablative dose, it would be rational to have those with pN1mac receiving a higher dose of ablation (instead of the standard dose of 3 GBq) than those with pN1mic or pN0 when RAI ablation is indicated.

It is rational to consider that physical function has a relationship with muscle-wasting, although this connection has yet to be proven in the post critical care population.

It is rational to expect that P. falciparum has also exerted selective pressure on A. gambiae.

He appointed Michael Flynn, a former general who has claimed it is rational to fear Muslims, as national security adviser – one of several nominations of hawks to key posts.

There, 'rationality' means something like this: it is rational to believe in something only if one has verified that it will happen or done as much as possible to verify it.

The group agreed that doctors should respect a woman's decision, adding that it was rational to decide to have mammograms and that it was rational to decide not to.

But at the moment it's rational to conclude that Mr. Obama has a better chance of winning.

So, while it may be dull to many, it is perfectly rational to have it available for public information.

"But it is quite rational to have this kind of downgrading with this kind of debt".