Sentence examples for could logically have from inspiring English sources

In the end, neither candidate achieved all he could logically have hoped in New Hampshire.

"When Democratic voters received their sample ballots, they could logically have assumed that Richard Nixon was the Democratic incumbent," The Los Angeles Times wrote in 1972.

"The civilized world should shudder at the news," the statement said, "that in this century a human being can be tried and eventually be killed by Pakistan's brutal Islamic state for merely saying that neither Prophet Muhammad nor his parents could logically have been Muslims before Islam was revealed to the Prophet".

Either type could logically have been the primordial lipid component of cells, given uncertainties in rooting the tree of life.

Considering the powerful effect that glycemic separation had on the outcomes during DCCT, the subsequent narrowing and then disappearance of the difference in HbA1c levels between the two original therapy groups during EDIC could logically have been expected to result in the subsequent parallel development of complications.

He proposes that it could just as logically have been a gastronomic, religious or ceremonial one.

If the beach could speak, it would logically have to have a mouth that over recent years would have been forced to swallow an awful lot of booze, puke, drugs, blood, piss and seminal fluid.

Neither could God hold any virtues, as a virtue would be the disposition to follow his own commands – if he cannot logically command himself, then he cannot logically have any virtues.

Even with clear statistical associations to a contaminated food, one must ensure that the implicated organism could logically and biologically have been responsible for the outbreak.

35 Logically, having an insulin pump could result in a more stable blood glucose concentration than multiple daily injections.

Logically, having mass appeal is one indicator of quality.