Sentence examples for as the logical consequence from inspiring English sources
He, too, could blur moral distinctions among the things he disliked, between the BBC and the Ministry of Love, for instance; he apparently thought of the Ministry of Love as the logical consequence of the mass media's "tendency" to thought control.
The cheap supremacist posing of a few reservists is seen as the logical consequence of America's higher-level posturing as what a prominent Saudi businessman calls "the region's dominatrix .Serious as it is, the Abu Ghraib scandal is only one in a string of indignities that Arabs perceive to have been heaped on them over the years.
Given that God is immutable, and hence that the divine power is not affected by the passage of time, and divine ideas, within Wyclif's system, are as necessary as the divine essence itself, the logical consequence is that, despite Wyclif's claims of the contrary, the whole history of the world is determined from eternity.
As CSH in transmen results in amenorrhea and therefore ovarian arrest, as well as atrophy of the endometrium, a decrease in BDNF would be the logical consequence.
From this ethical starting point, the next bioethics principle of (II) benefit and harm highlights the medical community and regulatory agencies' duty as the logical consequence of patients' dignity to make unbiased judgments from the scientific and clinical analysis of the POP devices.
From a deductive-logical point of view, the set of logical consequences of a given state description is a maximal consistent set of sentences of L 3): The set is consistent (consisting as it does of the logical consequences of a consistent sentence) and maximal; no sentence of L 3) not implied by the set is consistent with it.
The logical consequences of that can be seen in Congressman Paul Ryan's recent budget, which treats defense spending as a sacrosanct blob.
