Sentence examples for certainly logical from inspiring English sources

"That's certainly logical," Carney said.

There was only a little literal intergenerational baton-passing, an almost official and certainly logical function of this show.

It's certainly logical that in an economy starved for demand, the most promising source might be the inexhaustible and doomed human desire for victory over death.

It was also a more mature company when it went public, so the comparison is somewhat apple-orange, but it does imply that the market expects Twitter to be worth more on a per-user basis when it is profitable – if it's willing to value Twitter more per-user when it loses money, it is certainly logical to presume that when Twitter does turn a profit, that figure will rise.

It was also a more mature company when it went public, so the comparison is somewhat apple-orange, but it does imply that the market expects Twitter to be worth more on a per-user basis when it is profitable – if it's willing to value Twitter more per-user when it loses money, it is certainly logical to presume that when Twitter does turn a profit, that figure will rise.

While this model is certainly logical, the molecular mechanism by which Lgl operates has not yet been elucidated.

The spelling adopted by the Workers Revolutionary Partyy is certainly more logical but, as the party ought to have discovered by now, having logic on your side does not necessarily attract followers.

Nonetheless, he said, National Harbor is "certainly a logical location for a casino".

"I think there is something to it, though there's certainly no logical connection.

"He was certainly a logical candidate to write the dissent," Justice Stevens said of Justice Souter, who retired in 2009.

It certainly seems logical to try protecting your head - about three-quarters of cyclist deaths involve head trauma.