Sentence examples for managed to rationalise from inspiring English sources

I managed to rationalise this as a weekend breakfast, and suggest that you do the same.

Even if a few humans could get their heads around it a collective nervous breakdown is more likely they would still have to decide when to act.In the run-up to the crisis policymakers and supervisors, like most other people, managed to rationalise bad things that were plain for all to see, such as inflated house prices and some banks' rock-bottom capital levels.

Only a few American cities, such as Louisville and Jacksonville, have managed to rationalise a multiplicity of competing jurisdictions.France has done better, as has South Africa, which has reduced the number of local authorities from 1,100 in 1994 to 283 today.

(Female GP, 4 years of experience as a GP) I have not experienced much conflict when it comes to saying "no", maybe because we manage to rationalise it so that it becomes reasonable to say "yes", i.e. you refer a patient for a CT scan, or something like that, even though it is obvious to you that medically the patient doesn't need it.

Bute recognised that his land holdings were too extended and disparate to be easily managed and attempted to rationalise them.

If you are looking to rationalise the madness, according to the German historian Volker Weiss, the reason CasaPound is experiencing such an escalating success is that it "has managed to create an attractive setting for young people by combining pop-culture and neo-fascism".

But her efforts to rationalise government spending, by cutting fuel subsidies, and to negotiate an end to the secessionist rebellion in Aceh province both came to naught.Yet in just over a year, Susilo Bambang Yudhoyono, Indonesia's current president, has managed to bring peace to Aceh and raise fuel prices with relatively little fuss.

She managed to stand.

Perkus managed to stand.

Don't try to rationalise it, just go with the flow.

Remember, you're not a villain, you're a victim, but don't use that to rationalise it.