Sentences with phrase «rational point of view»

I look at things from a very rational point of view.

So my question is: Why does it make sense, from a economically rational point of view, assuming both the company and also the investors want to maximize the shareholders value, to pay out a dividend?

To say «let's just continue to do what is best for us (the well off, not the poor...) and leave any negative consequences for our children and grandchildren to solve» is a perfectly rational point of view.

Rather than saying that Whitehead was very deficiently Christian by orthodox standards, Morris B. Cohen and Bertrand Russell complained that he was excessively Christian, or at least too Christian to be a rational philosopher.7 Whitehead, from a purely rational point of view, was, as Pascal and James before him, a defender of emotion and feeling, or in Biblical terms, a defender of the heart, the raison.

Some conservatives tried to fight back against Trump, pleading with their audiences to see what they contended to be the rational point of view, but their arguments seemed to go unheard.

I commend you for having a rational point of view on this... She obviously doesn't believe in the teachings of the bible... just like 90 % of the people posting on this message board who claim they are christians.

And Duméry concludes, in a passage which so well betrays his thought, «In order for the affirmed object to be valued from a rational point of view, it would have to harmonize with such a view.

Oddly enough, many of your points seem to gesture to the idea that rural Conservatism would be, from the rational point of view that we know doesn't exist, paradoxical.

From a rational point of view, there is no reason to expect that a person who was, say, All - State Track Champion would be an excellent engineer, but many interviewers tend to be positively biased toward people successful in anything.

If a rational point of view can't be expressed freely, much that we value about civilisation will be at stake.

Operation Vote made complete sense from a rational point of view, and it was the right thing to do: reaching out to the diversity that makes our country strong, listening to it, provide state of the art organizing training where needed, letting the work of our diverse volunteers and constituents inform decisions at the top, making them feel like the integral part of the American family they are, and together with them, win the election.

Looked at from the bottom - up, it is hard to say that OPMI markets reflect realistic values for going - concerns with perpetual lives from any rational point of view.