Sentence examples for an obvious logic from inspiring English sources

In general election year, this has an obvious logic.

But there is nothing accidental about Mr. Villeneuve's career, which has proceeded with an obvious logic.

That would take the toss out of the equation". There is an obvious logic to Dhoni's thinking.

The switch in strategy has an obvious logic: it provides opium money for the Taliban to sustain itself and helps it to win over the farming communities.

There is an obvious logic to buying PPM Energy, an American wind-power developer owned by Scottish Power, given that Iberdrola took over two other wind-power companies in America earlier this year.

As HLA alleles are defined biologically by their nucleotide sequences, there is an obvious logic in typing for alleles using methods that directly assess DNA sequences rather than the structures of the proteins they encode.

As the Report notes, if an analyst has already been covering an issuer, there is no obvious logic to distinguishing companies that are S-3 eligible for the purposes of research coverage.

Christopher Atwood, in the 2004 Encyclopedia of Mongolia and the Mongol Empire, summed up the relations between Western Europe and the Mongols: "Despite numerous envoys and the obvious logic of an alliance against mutual enemies, the papacy and the Crusaders never achieved the often-proposed alliance against Islam".

There was obvious logic to making the granting of a GRC dependent on divorce back in 2004, when the Gender Recognition Act was passed.

Steps put together in this way may seem unrelated, just as a dancer's body can include movements pasted together without obvious logic or preparation.

Despite the obvious logic of this strategy I guarantee that a lot of companies out there will still start with Visualization tools – and then wonder why the results they expected fail to appear.