Sentence examples for become a logical from inspiring English sources
Because they have become desirable among collectors — and valuable — Bearcats have become a logical model for counterfeiters' attention.
The convention business, which demands big-box hotels, has fallen off since the 2008 economic downturn, and smaller hotels have become a logical alternative.
Though the garment district isn't quite "South Broadway," real estate experts said it had become a logical choice for smaller organizations.
With Phil Mickelson having ended his drought in the majors at the Masters in April, the 24-year-old García has become a logical choice to become the next player to take the leap as a major champion.
They are an inexpensive and easy way to get around, and have become a logical substitute for motorcycles and motor scooters, which some Chinese cities ban because of air-pollution concerns, according to Geoff Rose, a professor at the Institute of Transport Studies at Monash University in Melbourne.
Also like Apple, AR smartglasses as a Samsung phone peripheral could become a logical progression from mobile AR long term.
In context of this bird's-eye view, discrepancy between protein and RNA abundance became a logical observation one would expect.
If a pop magazine's job is not to enlighten its readers but to second-guess their existing preferences, "Cheryl Cole Rocks" becomes a logical inevitability.
In 1905 the German-American physicist Albert Einstein reversed the classical view by proposing that the speed of light is indeed a universal constant and showing that space contraction then becomes a logical consequence of the relative motion of different observers.
Netanyahu may pay lip service to their independence, but, by debasing Israeliness and turning the Jewish nation into a virtual synonym for Jewishness, dual loyalty becomes a logical corollary reinforced by the constitutional and educational initiatives of his current government, and inflamed by his campaign against Israeli Arabs.
Product development thus becomes a logical progression meeting defined objectives.
