Sentence examples for rationalise to from inspiring English sources
She realised that many refugees couldn't rationalise to their children why they couldn't go home.
As Allspaw says: "It's about whether or not we are able to rationalise to ourselves how we made that decision".
He at least takes a moment to rationalise to himself (and lie to his wife) that there's nothing wrong with what these twentysomething jokers are up to.
There are many reasons for this ranging from the need to rationalise costs to the need to rationalise technology management.
"We are moving to a situation which allows people to rationalise dishonesty to a much, much higher degree," Ariely told Wired Magazine last year.
The reason for this persistent failure to rationalise housing, to make it into a product like any other, might be because it tries to rationalise something – the property market – that is inherently irrational.
We have got 36 buildings across the borough that we are trying to rationalise down to four.
The whole thing defies explanation; I frequently find myself attempting to rationalise it, to find sense and reason in it, but I cannot.
But above all, they report on the impact on vulnerable people of the bedroom tax – a blunt instrument, they say, with which to rationalise access to social housing.
They merely attempt to rationalise, according to scientific evaluation of a hierarchy of clinical trial evidence, government or other third party (private health insurer) reimbursement expenditure [ 58].
Or should the focus shift from denial and rationalising to shame (confrontation mode)?
