This is perhaps logical, since Apple is a company that sells hardware and software, while Google is a company that is really selling the users of its Web services to advertisers.
If many CUP cases are indeed due to prior immunological eradication of the primary, and CUP metastases thus represent immunological escape variants, it is perhaps logical that their growth is fastest in the liver, which has been proposed an "immune suppressive organ" [ 36].
There are, perhaps, logical arguments in favour of lifting the ban on doping.
It was members of this set who were guests at the party where I met Mr. Deeds, and it was perhaps logical for him to think that, as one of those guests, I would be someone worth visiting one morning for coffee at our house.
Alas, his new book, with its gleaming equipment of death, its mindless men and absent (but appropriately sentimentalized) women, its rigid, impacted prose, and its meaningless story, is perhaps the logical result of a literary hostility to Mind.
All eyes have been on the living room and the wrist in terms of Apple's next land-grabs when it comes to new products, but the car is perhaps a more logical new territory to explore.
An experiment in which helping behavior could be prescribed to some people and not to others is perhaps the next logical step in her research.
Since Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg is looking to cut more than $4 billion from the city's budget, now is perhaps not the most logical time for a city commissioner to be talking about expanding services.
Wundt's notion of the spontaneity of logical thinking is perhaps the most psychologistic-sounding of the three.
Russell's logical atomism is perhaps best described as partly a methodological viewpoint, and partly a metaphysical theory.
Etchemendy's claim is perhaps defensible under a conception of logical truth as analyticity simpliciter, but certainly doubtful on more traditional conceptions of logical truth, on which the predicate "is a logical truth" is not even a logical expression.
