Sentence examples for the rationalization from inspiring English sources
noun
The process, or result of rationalizing.
"It's the rationalization," Kristol said.
Street congestion increased, despite the rationalization of traffic authorities.
"Particularly in view of the rationalization and consolidation taking place in the global aviation industry".
It is the rationalization, utilitarianism and entitlement used to justify their actions.
By the 17th century, the rationalization had spread to other parts of France.
The thought -- maybe the rationalization -- occurred to me over lunch on a warm, sunny day in February.
In 1917, Max Weber said that the rationalization of Western society had brought about the "disenchantment of the world".
Key features of the new system were the rationalization of public expenditures and the improvement of patient care services.
The rationalization goes like this: I knew the rules going in, and it's not fair to change them midstream.
The first line translates as "Women are fickle," but the sentiment is less than straightforward, being the rationalization of a fickle Duke who uses women for amusement.
