Sentence examples for even more logical from inspiring English sources

Even if the ballpark did help his output as the article contends, why wouldn't that make it even more logical for the Phillies to lock him up with a contract through 2016?

I thought it was even more logical to assume that since Washington in St . Louisrejected me, then there would be no way I could ever even dream of being accepted to Yale, or Brown, or Stanford, but somehow, it happened, and I've realized that it happens often.

And yet there's an equally powerful argument that Tony Hsieh was an even more logical winner this year, having built Zappos into one of the best respected ecommerce companies on the planet, before selling it to Amazon for $928m.

With this background, then, moving onto a project that involves driving is a logical step; even more logical when you consider that Pryjmachuk spent time working on Formula 1's dialogue systems, that see race engineers relay key information to the player.

Even more exotic logical frameworks for modal logic – taking us even further away from the idea of an argument with premisses and conclusion(s), that is – have been proposed that that of Blamey and Humberstone 1991.

However that "logical" approach leaves out something even more obvious and logical: over the course of a thousand mile journey, there just might be an occasional detour along the way: the bridge that is out, the river that is swollen, or simply the beauty of the waterfall just off the trail.

Generally, positions advocating that logical concepts are psychological have been labeled as "psychologism" (cf. Kusch 2011) or even more specifically as "logical psychologism" (Mohanty 1982, §2).

"Do we want to have a strong music, film, and games industry?" On one hand the guiding hand of Government regulation may not be a positive, and yet when it comes to DRM perhaps forcing interoperability is a positive, even if the more logical solution would be to be rid of DRM altogether.

God, they're smart -- even smarter, and more logical, more practical, than ever before.

At least, it would have been (even) more convincing – as well as more logical, legally speaking – if the court had firstassessed whether the contents of the comic were sufficient to meet the threshold-level required for the offenses, instead of looking exclusively at the required intent.

Certainly, people cross the lines between counties in droves every day without comment or even awareness; it may be more logical to view the area as part of a "supercounty" called the Hudson River Valley.