Sentence examples for Most logically from inspiring English sources

Most logically, it can be used as an alternative to stock, water or milk.

Most logically, it would seem that patients who are intubated longer have a higher likelihood of developing oral, pharyngeal, and laryngeal injuries.

Shortly after the visit ended he was to write: 'I suppose that California is the most logically mature place in the world, and now that the logic of tenses is pursued so widely and so vigorously there, its raw pioneering days can be considered over' (1967a: vi).

There is polemical hand-waving ("Who says?"; "I think not"; and, most logically decisive, "Point, schmoit").

HB 1215 distills the anti-abortion position to its simplest, most logically coherent essence.

In general, the pieces that stand out are those that operate most logically and cogently on a miniature scale.

The leather seats are comfortable and supportive, and the instruments and controls are, for the most part, logically positioned.

To quantify the heat generation Landauer considered the most basic logically irreversible operation to be resetting a bit.

The best way to position for the revaluation is to look away from China and the U.S. the lens through which most people logically view the Chinese currency story and set your sights upon a basket of Asian currencies.

"Most passengers think logically that if you travel further it will cost more.

The study puts the imprimatur of science on something most of us logically assume: Patients of highly skilled surgeons fare better.