Sentence examples for rationalized that if from inspiring English sources

I rationalized that if this boy, an orphan from a neighboring state, didn't work for me, he would work for someone else, and who knows how that person would treat him?

He rationalized that "If I stayed at Apple I would have probably ended up the richest man in the cemetery"; and "If I just wanted the money, I could have been rich and miserable".

We rationalized that if stress-inducing conditions activate pfsir2 (discussed below), then protection from stress might decrease pfsir2 activity.

We rationalized that if this was the case, the longevity of these mutant cells would be limited by other factors than ERC accumulation, and thus decreasing ERC formation should not increase the longevity of these cells.

Conjugation of ubiquitin moieties tags proteins for degradation by the proteasome, so we rationalized that, if MTMR4 was a bona fide target for degradation by Nedd4, then Nedd4 would ubiquitinate MTMR4.

We rationalized that, if the TGN were involved in the secretion of the green auto-fluorescent compound to the cell wall, as is the case for the secretion of cell wall polysaccharides [ 23], epicuticular waxes [ 8] and proteins, then the treatment with BFA should abolish the cell wall fluorescence.

"If his daughter is able to be murdered like that and nothing structurally changes in black communities, then that's a type of waste that cannot be rationalized, that's a complete waste," he says.

We have rationalized that: ?The phenomenon of evolution is ongoing ?

It can be tempting, particularly if a family has financial stressors, to rationalize that children will be just fine if left unsupervised.

Should we rationalize that criminality because the games are fun?

In this case, the medical profession pushed for an approved version to be marketed, rationalizing that if a seizure occurred in the context of a patient taking an FDA-approved alternative, "at least you know it wasn't because of a local compounding pharmacy error".[ 29] Another significant example has been the rapid growth of the so-called 'bioidentical postmenopausal hormone therapy' market.