Sentence examples for is less logical from inspiring English sources

Another tidbit from the world of the N.F.L. is less logical: a GQ magazine article about Michael Vick makes him sound less than contrite about his dogfighting past and has him suggesting the N.F.L. pushed him to sign with Philadelphia.

Following Thorne's position that being able to explore all possible theoretical aspects of a phenomenon is useful in the discovery of basic social processes, but is less logical in documenting human health experience (where the focus is on cases' differences and commonalities) [ 40], we did not aim for theoretical data saturation.

For old-timers, people now in their 30's and 40's, the answer is less magical than logical: a natural product of working intensive hours together with a common purpose.

In partial agreement with the tradition according to which PC is not the cornerstone or basic principle of logic, Łukasiewicz claims that its status is less secure than some other logical propositions, and that its function is principally to serve as a pragmatic norm.

Photography is less an art than a craft, he says: "I think all photographic assignments are logical problems that have logical solutions.

But the real reason that all summits have been moved to Brussels is much less logical.

This is understandable for bupropion, but is far less logical for nicotine.

Still, it is no less logical to give credit to the "occupy" movement than it is to blame it, as some apparently do, for a recent surge of violence in New York.

President Obama has been even less logical, insisting terrorism is a criminal justice issue and then equating it with any flavor of radicalism out there.

That said, there's less of the logical grounding the first game had for the kids' abilities, which is a bit of a shame.

That older images would be less reliable is logical, due to the developing nature of ARMD (Ebreo et al. 2013), but there is no definite evidence on how long these reactions take to develop.