Sentence examples for plan rationally from inspiring English sources

Currencies normally reflect the underlying fundamentals of an economy, and slow, controlled declines or gains allow businesses and investors to plan rationally for the future.

A strong human resources information system provides the data health care leaders and managers need to answer key policy questions affecting health care service delivery and to plan rationally for who should be trained and in what areas.

'Calculated' suggests a programme rationally determined.

Are you really saying that people look ahead and plan ahead rationally?" And Lucas said, "Yes, that's what the theory of rational expectations says, and that's part of Friedman's legacy".

One of Barone's most important contributions to economic theory was his demonstration that in a hypothetical collectivist economy in which the central planners would have access to all the information required the planners could plan production rationally and thereby achieve economic equilibrium.

When people expect money but have not yet received it, they are capable of planning, quite rationally, how much of it to spend immediately and how much to save.

In fact, we are sometimes so keen to go that we fail to plan our vacations rationally.

People will quite naturally fear that others may (citing the right of nature) invade them, and may rationally plan to strike first as an anticipatory defense.

The prefrontal cortex is the seat of executive functioning, and its development permits us to think rationally, plan ahead, and consider the consequences of our actions -- that is, to develop self-control.

In keeping with the spirit of the city itself – more a vital and unpredictable organism than a rationally planned machine for living in – this book has been planned as a walk, or wander, through the city with no set routes or strict chronology.

A thorough investigation of the potential effects and interactions between the factors is made possible by rationally planning the trials using systematic procedures, i.e. design of experiments.