Sentence examples for rational standpoint from inspiring English sources

The thing is, they were right, at least from a rational standpoint.

You can appreciate it from a rational standpoint, but part of its power is gone.

However, from a rational standpoint, in a paracervical block local anaesthetic is injected without knowing the exact location of the target nerve, and therefore a larger volume is injected compared with an intracervical block in which the inner os is targeted directly either via the cervical canal or via cervical tissue.

If you try to solve the problem directly after the setback, you're likely to make a decision out of desperation and despair, not from a rational standpoint.

"For me, a critical component of how I make decisions is I try to weigh the costs from a rational and intellectual standpoint, and I also pray about it," he said.

If observable group traits such as skin color or sex are correlated with traits that employers reasonably value, hiring on the basis of the observable group traits can be rational from the standpoint of the employer seeking both to hire qualified workers and minimize hiring search costs.

But one idea being floated by Congressional negotiators, as described in an article by The New York Times's Jonathan Weisman on Thursday, is hard to defend from the standpoint of rational public policy making.

An individual's level of well-being registers how well her life is going as it would be assessed from the standpoint of rational prudence.

Protein - ligand interactions play pivotal role in almost all the biological processes occurring in living organisms, and therefore such studies hold immense importance from the standpoint of rational drug design and development.

This awkward phrase is meant to distinguish one's life going well for oneself, as one would wish one's life to go from the standpoint of rational prudence, and its going well by way of producing good that enters the lives of other people or animals or fulfills some impersonal good cause.

Last week, Cassidy gave a measured take on the Obama tax deal on his blog, Rational Irrationality: From an egalitarian standpoint, the failure to end Bush's giveaway to the rich is an inexplicable failure.