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rationally

[rash-uh-nl-ee, rash-nl-] / ˈræʃ ə nl i, ˈræʃ nl- /


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Reducing disclosures, and thus transparency, results in less data, which then reduces investors’ ability to make decisions and price assets rationally.

From Barron's

At the same time, I found it hard to reconcile the idea that parents rationally invest in their children’s futures with my own upbringing.

From The Wall Street Journal

There no reality in which our next president is rationally evaluated on their record — our current president has a criminal one and that didn’t make a difference.

From Los Angeles Times

And he would talk his sons through conflicts patiently and rationally, “through all sides of what was happening,” Ryan said.

From Los Angeles Times

I have an angry fire inside of me and every time I want to speak with him rationally, I just get so mad, and I withdraw.

From MarketWatch