Sentence examples for sufficiently rational from inspiring English sources

In the beginning, there is a largely Hellenistic portrait, one that is notable for the optimism that a sufficiently rational and disciplined life can safely escape the ever-threatening circumstantial adversity that seems to surround us.

"This Court has found that the Government's justifications for barring the American public from seeing the videotapes are not sufficiently rational and plausible to justify barring release of the videotapes". .

Writing for himself and another judge on the panel, Judge Guido Calabresi claimed that a "simple preference for dentists over teeth-whiteners" would be a sufficiently "rational" justification for constitutional purposes, even if the challenged rule did nothing to -- and was not designed to -- protect public health.

"We will understand the mechanism of disease sufficiently to do rational therapy.

But if we wise up and a sense of national crisis engenders a sense of national purpose, then we may demand (and get) a trade policy sufficiently honest and rational to work.

In summary, the T-cell field has matured sufficiently to allow rational hypotheses as to the mechanistic effects of oral insulin to be proposed and examined experimentally.

We simply do not need these aberrations, because they are not sufficiently comparable to rationals and genuine irrationals.

But, like Piaget, he stresses the need for a sufficiently general appreciation and rational understanding of social relations as the grounding basis of a sense of duty or of justice and he explicitly classifies his account of moral development as falling within the "rationalist tradition".

The same seems to go for rational egoism: I am sufficiently motivated to act egoistically without any belief in the truth of rational egoism.

For any rational number h and all sufficiently large n we give a deterministic construction for an n×⌊hn⌋ compressed sensing matrix with (ℓ1,t -recoverability where t="O(n).

History suggests that remaining mysteries will be sufficiently explained in terms of familiar and rational forces rather than by supernatural ones.