Sentence examples for rational substitute from inspiring English sources

Economic cooperation based upon an international division of labour and upon free trade would be in the interests of everybody commerce would be the great panacea, the rational substitute for war.

Lowell wrote that it would "furnish the intelligent and reflecting portion of the Reading Public with a rational substitute for the enormous quantity of thrice-diluted trash, in the shape of namby-pamby love tales and sketches, which is monthly poured out to them by many of our popular Magazines".

It would seem rational that substitute health workers be made a crucial component of strengthening HR capacity in sub-Saharan Africa.

A post by Larisa Alexandrovna entitled "Alan Dershowitz: Was He Against Nazi Practices Before He Was for Them?" dated November 11 , 2007 well illustrates how some blogs endanger rational discourse and substitute name-calling for serious debate about controversial issues.

Cognitive overload could influence their evaluation of risk and willingness to take the proposed DMARD leading them to substitute rational deliberation of the facts with the use of a easier, faster heuristics based on their past RA and DMARD experiences [ 40].

In [1], it is pointed out that if (# Gamma _{f}^{(p)} > 50) and (# Gamma _{s_{1}}^{(p)} > 50), then finding solutions of this system becomes computationally intractable, even if the (r_{{ijk}}^{prime })'s are eliminated by substituting rational points of X over a finite extension of (mathbb {F}_{p}).

What Maher should have done was interview atheists themselves, the likes of Christopher Hitchens and Richard Dawkins, and investigate the ethical burden that atheism has to shoulder, the need to substitute a rational morality in place of superstition.

Wieseltier is even prepared to sacrifice a thousand years of rational theology, and to substitute metaphor, allegory, symbol, figurativeness and analogy, in order to protect his preferred superstition from scrutiny.

Policy implications from this study suggest that the BRIC countries should have more rational urban plans, gradually substitute renewable energy for fossil fuels, develop circular economy and initiate various capacity building projects.

"More than ever conservation needs new ideas, risky ventures to find out what will work and what won't; biodiversity doesn't benefit from us calling each other stupid as a substitute for rational discourse".

Emotional behavior is no substitute for rational arguments.