Sentence examples for rational right from inspiring English sources

Pricing is not particularly rational right now".

His statement that x2 + y2 and x2 - y2 could not both be squares was of great importance to the determination of the area of rational right triangles.

Most economic experts, from the rational left to the rational right, from the academy to Wall Street, favor a second term for Mr. Bernanke.

Two provocative articles on your April 7 Op-Ed page give one pause: The poet Jorge Valls, whose zeal for civil liberties in Cuba earned him 20 years in prison, called for the return of Elian Gonzalez to his father as the rational right course, political passions aside.

The lac operon model used was defined as an ordinary differential equation system in a state equation form with a rational right hand side, and it was compatible with the Hill and Michaelis Menten approaches of enzyme kinetics used to describe biochemical reactions that govern lactose metabolism.

Sounds rational, right?

He clearly thought, at the beginning of his first term, that his evident personal virtues, good will, intelligence, willingness to compromise — virtues evident to him, too, since modesty is not part of the cool man's arsenal anymore than insecurity is — would bring rational right-wingers in his direction and push out the fringe on both sides.

6 7 In his treatise on how to 'make social science matter,' Bent Flyvbjerg notes that knowledge of power relations in any given context is necessary to understand what is taken to be rational and right, and moreover that rationality (eg, research 'evidence') can prevail only if it takes power into account.

Paul Hollingworth, the finance director, says it would be "rational and right" for the banks to grant a further relaxation.

Thomas Cook needs the banks to choose that "rational and right" option and do it quickly and loudly to restore confidence.

We have to believe they will do the rational and right thing to support us over the tight period," finance director Paul Hollingworth said.