Sentence examples for a logical substitute for from inspiring English sources

They are an inexpensive and easy way to get around, and have become a logical substitute for motorcycles and motor scooters, which some Chinese cities ban because of air-pollution concerns, according to Geoff Rose, a professor at the Institute of Transport Studies at Monash University in Melbourne.

As for WTP, self-administration is once again a logical substitute to the otherwise preferred method of face-to-face interviews.

Shoot! is "a logical substitute because it is a mere vowel away from what really wants to be said".

This continual playing around with the intervals between notes — forward, backward, upside down — would serve as the logical substitute for the old relationships of tonality.

It might be thought that this way of characterizing intellectual intuition, and thereby a priori justification, implies that only analytic statements can be justified a priori, where an analytic sentence is one that can be changed so that it expresses a logical truth by substituting synonyms for relevant terms or expressions (see above, sec. 2).

A sentence is analytic if, and only if, it can be changed so as to express a logical truth by substituting appropriate synonyms for relevant terms and expressions in the sentence.

There is a logical reason for that.

There is a logical explanation for this.

Prosser is a logical choice for Seton Hall.

It's a logical expansion for us".

To him, it was a logical progression for a philanthropist.