Sentence examples for fatal logic from inspiring English sources

For them, what used to be is always better than what can be, and that is a fatal logic flaw in a dynamic society.

However, this does not mean that they will be spared in the next crisis and that the fatal logic of "too big to fail" does not apply to their financial system.

Thrown together in a remote Siberian village during the civil war that followed the Russian Revolution, the leader of a sect of Christian castrates and an escaped convict who aspires to be a terrorist revolutionary play out the fatal logic of, respectively, religious and political extremism.

This effect, accompanied with the degradation of subthreshold swing (SS) with temperature, causes the fatal logic errors, leakage current, and excessive power dissipation.

The judges variously described the case of the tobacco companies as "delusive", "synthetic", "unreal", and suffering "fatal" defects in logic and reasoning.

In fact, he went on to show that an impressive attempt by logician Gottlob Frege to derive all of arithmetic from a few basic axioms of logic, was susceptible to a logical, fatal flaw.

He is wonderfully tactless and a show-off – and does not bridle his mind even when the logic of his discoveries is leading him in potentially fatal directions.

James Heisig writes that, in so doing, Tanabe "took a step that was fatal but really unnecessary, if not outright inconsistent with the principles of his logic….

Logic would have told her that using heroin was a fantastically risky thing for a mother to do, because it could be fatal.

Fatal stabbings?

Fatal Attraction?