Sentence examples for made more rational from inspiring English sources

The fundamental insight which can be obtained from in situ and operando studies has been important in catalyst developments since it has made more rational catalyst design strategies possible.

The awkwardness of the figures has been rectified, the placement of his feet and knees "made more rational" according to Rishel, but St Francis stares at the apparition.

And so even with a person like Rona Ambrose in charge of Health Canada (she also opposed the Kyoto accord, while she had her 'environmental hat' on as the Minister of Environment), marijuana laws will inevitably be loosened and made more rational, with or without her support.

"Now people are making more rational choices".

The department invested heavily in providing timely data to farmers, so that they could make more rational planting decisions.

By waiting, he added, agencies "will rather be making more rational decisions about how the money should be spent".

We aren't preaching; we are trying to widen their understanding so they make more rational decisions".

That would allow buyers to make more rational decisions about how much they were willing to pay for homes, which would make house prices swing less wildly than they currently do.

"I continue to work with my colleagues in urging the White House and Congressional leaders to at least provide enough flexibility for agencies to make more rational budget decisions," Mr. Warner said in a statement.

In studies of risky choice, when people are allowed to actually sample the probabilities themselves — for instance, play several types of lotteries a number of times — they end up making more rational and analytical decisions.

It was also meant to create much greater transparency about the facts underlying stock and bond prices, so that investors, as a whole, would make more rational decisions and prevent asset bubbles from getting completely out of hand.