Sentence examples for it's logical to from inspiring English sources

Since the show's creators confirmed that the story of Jack and the Beanstalk would be explored in Season 2 at Comic-Con, it's logical to assume that Garcia's character will somehow relate to Jack (a.k.a. "the giant killer" -- uh oh).

In view of Jamaica's small financial and physical scale, it's logical to think of it as a statistical freak of nature, an anomaly, to have such a broad world standing.

Even so, with a recession looming over the retail and e-commerce sectors, it's logical to think that Delivery Agent's sales, both in terms of e-commerce and advertisements, could be negatively affected.

If one lives in an idyll of herring and wild raspberries on a Swedish island, or, like the Ingalls family, simply needs fuel to endure the latest grasshopper plague, blizzard, malarial infection, or panther, it's logical to store what one can of nature's bounty.

"It's logical to think there will be more bond sales" if AMC's goes well.

It's logical to assume that as more gadgets use its mobile OS to power their connected features and provide their software underpinnings that Google would naturally serve ads there, just as it does on Android smartphones and the web.

"It's logical to think it's the macroalgae that they ingested".

She said she chose intergenerational cohousing because "it's logical to have people of various ages together".

"It's logical to anticipate much larger layoffs this year," Dr. Roza said.

It's logical to ask, so what if it was only four members?

"It's logical... to think that this might cause a complete absence of gene flow" to monogynous colonies, Ross says.