Sentence examples for from the logic from inspiring English sources

That this logical mode of communication drew its frame of discourse from the logic of the ancient Greeks was inevitable.

Are those wasteful deviations from the logic of the market?

They shouldn't be, from the logic of management.

This reveals how much it simply emerged from the logic of the whole system.

Much of the evidence for this distinction comes from the logic of double dissociation.

But aside from the logic for a stronger won, the Japanese are also becoming nervous about the over-mighty yen.

The American intervention in 1994 seemed designed to help free Haiti from the logic of its own history.

There are lofty and vapid formulations about moving from the "logic of occupation" to the "logic of sovereignty".

As for humans, we see from the logic of the Prisoner's Dilemma that although self-interest has its costs, it often carries far lower risks.

The trouble for those of us who love Chesterton's writing is that the anti-Semitism is not incidental: it rises from the logic of his poetic position.

Inspiration for this approach was drawn from the 'logic' underlying the biosynthesis of lanthipeptides, a class of ribosomally derived polycyclic peptides constrained by intramolecular thioether bonds.