Sentence examples for it is logical to have from inspiring English sources

Due to the aforementioned drawback, it is logical to have a provisional HA on the MAP.

When the Rhine floods it is logical to have European intervention.

Although some of the more pressing controversies about availability of treatments were managed using the technology appraisal processes (the appraisal process used by NICE to make binding recommendations about the adoption (or not) of new therapies by the NHS), it is logical to have a single guideline incorporating recommendations about currently available treatments.

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

James Cameron said he was considering inserting Chinese elements into two sequels to Avatar, saying it would be "logical" to have Chinese characters on the planet Pandora.

It would have been logical to have explicitly included a sample of Australian people treated for melanoma.

As needle-sharing in such groups of IDUs is a common practice, it is logical to assume that they have infected each other with HIV.

Based on these characteristics, it is logical to conjecture that HBMEC/ciβ have significant potential for providing the foundation of uniquely effective in vitro BBB models.

Given that most marketing actions are undertaken to change, modify or reinforce consumer' behaviour, it is logical to examine whether sponsorship has any behavioural consequences.

However, with the thriving existing hotels in the city and with a good number springing up, it is logical to affirm that tourism has a huge impact in the development of the town (Tooman,1997).

Given the overwhelming evidence that homosexuality is biological, it is logical to assume that homosexuality would have been a part of such a social equation.