Sentence examples for some rationality to from inspiring English sources

"We are trying to give some rationality to something which is a bit irrational," he said.

"What ownership is trying to do," said Steve Greenberg, a former deputy baseball commissioner, "is bring some rationality to a market that's out of whack.

This year, the Senate seemed ready to pass a bill, the Fairness in Asbestos Injury Resolution Act, that was an attempt to bring some rationality to the system.

"But from the perspective of how people actually are, as opposed to how the textbooks describe them, there very well may be some rationality to this.

The last hope for bringing some rationality to the 2016 Presidential field died Tuesday night when Jon Stewart announced that he would be leaving "The Daily Show".

The poor ratings investors have given IPOs lately may interject some rationality to the market.

Turnbull had called on Labor to "bring an open mind and some fiscal rationality" to discussions, as well as a commitment to support spending reductions.

But Labor must be prepared to bring an open mind and some fiscal rationality to any discussions, as well as a commitment to support spending reductions they have already said they will back.

Then they can bring some rationality back to the spending side of the ledger as well.

The list goes on - basically, we need an information infrastructure that introduces some level of rationality to our ocean management.

While the corporation's previous director-general, Lord Birt, was known as a systems man who sought to bring some semblance of fiscal rationality to the company, his successor, Greg Dyke, is regarded by people in the industry as a market-driven ratings enthusiast who favors aggressive journalism in which the BBC tries to break stories instead of just reporting them.