Sentence examples for would it be rational from inspiring English sources

Which of these probabilities, asks Ayer, would it be rational for this person to base their bets on?

Why wouldn't it be rational for them to agree to a more superficial reciprocity, as allowed by restricted utility, thereby taking a chance that they might be among the affluent in the capitalist welfare state?

In a recent research note, Deutsche Bank analysts argued that "it would be rational for Portugal to call for external help sooner rather than later".

Because most patients with either pN1mic or pN1mac would receive at least one ablative dose, it would be rational to have those with pN1mac receiving a higher dose of ablation (instead of the standard dose of 3 GBq) than those with pN1mic or pN0 when RAI ablation is indicated.

As with the basic DBA for probabilism, it is possible to devise scenarios in which it would be rational to leave oneself open to a Dutch Strategy, by announcing a deviant updating rule, and so the Dutch Strategy argument should not be taken to show that it is strictly irrational to have an updating rule other than Conditionalization.

If replication of SS1 is dependent on Ras signaling, it would be rational to expect that inhibitors of this pathway would reduce the production of herpetic proteins and therefore permissiveness to the virus.

It would be rational for him to try to climb out of it by freeing her.

But a senior American intelligence official, while declining to address whether the AT&T alliance exists, suggested that it would be rational for the C.I.A. to have its own program to check calling patterns linked to overseas terrorism suspects.