Sentence examples for a logical transition from inspiring English sources

"Looking back, it seems like a logical transition, from artistic person to lawyer protecting artistic people".

In tunes like "Teo" and "Jackie-ing," the drummer establishes a raw, banging funk up front, then later falls into 4/4 swing that makes the switch a logical transition.

The gas industry and other interests argue that shale gas, which burns cleaner than coal, could contribute to making gas a logical transition fuel until low-carbon energy sources are sufficiently developed to take over the load.

Given tightening fuel-economy standards and shifting buyer preferences, it was no surprise that automakers brought more electrics and hybrids to the show, and this year there seems to be a growing recognition that plug-in hybrids are a logical transition to wider acceptance of battery-powered vehicles.

"He believes this is a logical transition".

The concept of rights, says Rand, "provides a logical transition from the principles guiding an individual's actions to the principles guiding his relationship with others… Individual rights are the means of subordinating society to moral law" (1963b, p. 108).

In addition, while I'm personally bearish on the mainstream prospects for the subscription-based, on-demand model, it's also worth noting that a music locker may provide a more logical transition from the a la carte world of ripped CDs, iTunes, and Amazon's MP3 store to the celestial jukebox of Rhapsody and Spotify.

It seems that a next logical transition, consist of deploying a cluster of computers among embedded computing cards.

Going from this sort of ceremony to the U.S. Embassy made a perfectly logical transition.

I look at it as a fundamentally logical transition to exactly what we want," said Stern.

From the existing exchanges for commercial bills and notes, it was an easy and logical transition to the establishment of stock exchanges for securities.