Sentence examples for be a logical conclusion from inspiring English sources

The long catalogue of failings gives you grounds for accepting that that might be a logical conclusion as much as the other one".

Asked whether the prime minister agreed with the Brexit secretary, David Davis, that if the judgment is upheld by the supreme court next month the government will have to put a bill before parliament, she said: "What David Davis was setting out is what would be a logical conclusion to draw from the judgment from today".

Defining sexual arousal as an emotion (Everaerd, 1989), this seems to be a logical conclusion.

"This is a logical conclusion, but it's not a complete conclusion," Ms. Baker said.

"It's a logical conclusion," said James Cuno, director of the Courtauld.

In some ways it was a logical conclusion to what has been a long-term obsession for Smith.

This was a logical conclusion from the advances witnessed in the last year, but then he started to flex out.

This is a logical conclusion, of course, if you believe that you either "got it" or you don't.

Nick Hillman, director of Hepi, says: "Removing student number controls is a logical conclusion of the liberalisation of higher education that has taken place in England under the coalition.

Mr. Yankus said it was a "logical conclusion" that even more insurers would be driven out of business by this disaster.

That seals are a factor in the lack of cod and groundfish recovery was "a logical conclusion given that an individual grey seals eat between 1 and 2 tonnes of fish every year", she told the Guardian.