Sentence examples for rationally choose from inspiring English sources

Of course, all shareholders will then rationally choose to exercise the warrant.

"Congress could rationally choose to have a uniform definition rather than have it rely upon state law," Mr. Clement said.

"The recreational athlete or weekend warrior might rationally choose, on the basis of this information, to not stretch," Dr. Herbert wrote in an e-mail message.

"People in their 60's in good health whose parents lived long lives should rationally choose to defer," said Henry Aaron, a senior fellow at the Brookings Institution.

People who could not be excluded from a public benefit would, if given the choice, rationally choose not to contribute toward its cost.

Nobody, even a staunch luddite, would rationally choose to forego web access when it costs nothing extra, so why even list it?

Furthermore, for those moral theories that emphasize rational autonomy, whether an individual has rationally chosen to take her own life may settle all four questions.

— JEFF SOMMER Senator Paul again defends Apple, saying it has quite rationally chosen to "minimize" its tax burden.

Based on these relationships, the size and weight fraction of microcapsules can be rationally chosen to give optimal healing of a predetermined crack size.

Kuhn questioned the traditional conception of scientific progress as a gradual, cumulative acquisition of knowledge based on rationally chosen experimental frameworks.

It is found that three simple yet rationally chosen chromatographic experiments suffice to extract the analyte specific model parameters necessary to calculate the retention volumes.