Sentence examples for appear logical from inspiring English sources

While this proposal may appear logical, the government will need to consider the unintended consequences.

Such an approach may appear logical but it does not provide a particularly clear legal principle.

While this might appear logical, it is often impractical, he says.

So the notion that the Saudi ambassador and his wife would knowingly have been providing them with financing through circuitous routes does not appear logical or plausible, he said.

At a first glance, this approach may not appear logical for maxillofacial bone regeneration as most bones in the face originate from intramembranous mechanisms.

While this may appear logical (D0 is a function of the initial crack density), it serves as an encouraging proof of the concept.

Cardenal, the Spanish Sports Council president, spoke recently of a solution as unpalatable as it appears logical.

It appears logical for the PA – under Israeli military siege in the Muqata when Arafat suddenly became violently ill on 12 October 2004 – to claim Israel alone is to blame.

It appears logical to me that a circuit judge in a section 102.168 contest should review a county canvassing board's determinations in a section 102.166 protest under an abuse-of-discretion standard.

A rate increase appears logical for Germany, where growth is solid and unemployment is falling, he added, but not for Ireland, Spain and Greece, where consumers are struggling under the pressure of tough austerity policies, higher oil prices and low wage settlements.

In the final minutes, a moment of sheer genius from Neymar, Brazil's star forward: he made the incisive sort of pass that appears logical and inevitable on a television replay, though you marvel at how he could have conceived of it at field level, running at full speed, in the dying moments of a match, much less executed it to perfection.