But if he talked anything like the way he does today, it was a logical assumption.
It's a logical assumption, but only the donors and the chamber know for sure.
Her comment may prove that women are no more immune to sexual stereotyping than men, but, in this case, Ms. Von Furstenberg was making a fairly logical assumption.
The logical assumption is that a tennis player who now has just about everything and is about to become a father is ripe for a motivational lapse.
A logical assumption would be that Martin Kaymer is now in the midst of his most-eagerly anticipated week of the year.
Far more likely, it's the product of an entirely logical assumption that she must conform to the standards her industry (and our own dumb domestic world) has set.
A logical assumption is that corporate actions made in the interests of stakeholders - including customers, employees, community and the environment - benefit those stakeholders.
During the negotiations with Instagram, the parties framed the deal around a logical assumption: Facebook could soon trade publicly at a much higher market value.
It seemed a logical assumption since leprosy is caused by a germ from the same family of waxy-walled bacteria as those that cause tuberculosis and mycobacter avium, two major killers of AIDS patients.
Inexplicably, the Clegg campaign seems to have kept Lembit's wattage under a bushel thus far, though the logical assumption is that they will produce him as a last-minute game changer – a one-man October surprise.
The logical assumption is that Adil Rashid will tour – after all, he has been in the last two Test squads – and so will another spinner, presumably a left‑armer, with Surrey's Zafar Ansari, selected last winter before acquiring a nasty thumb injury, the favourite.
