Sentence examples for it became logical from inspiring English sources
The French tradition of science studies, going back to Auguste Comte and including later figures such as Pierre Duhem and Henri Poincaré, possessed a historical dimension that positivism lost after Ernst Mach, as it became logical positivism.
Somewhere on our journey to adulthood it became logical that if we were taught, then we should know better, and if we should know better, then we aren't deserving of the same grace we would be given if we didn't.
"[However], it becomes logical that if your ideas sell well it would be silly not to look at the footprint [of Betty]." The deal is almost certain to make Warner millions of pounds.
Now that will change, and what I'm trying to figure out is at what point will it become logical to essentially, as I suggested, remarket the efficiencies of the smaller cloud to the larger group.
Likewise, it becomes logical that either bright light at some critical time of day or round-the-clock darkness would tend to resolve antiphase malsynchronization of the two SCN oscillator components.
Working under these assumptions, it has become logical that Uwe sees the opportunity for a bigger enterprise software play.
"And then it became completely logical," Shaffer added.
We had a couple of conversations, and because we could rebuild our friendship, it became a logical conclusion that we should do some concerts". But to the duo (who will release a retrospective album, "Memento," on Oct. 18), it was more than merely a matter of making some music that fans enjoyed.
People-hunting on the net has finally become logical.
