Sentence examples for it more logical from inspiring English sources

Is it more logical to fall for a restaurant because of sliced bread in a basket?

Back in 1981, the journalist Joel Garreau published "The Nine Nations of North America," mapping out how economics, geography and culture really made it more logical for the United States, Canada and Mexico to be nine nations than three.

But a smartphone would be more closely linked with mobile operators, making it more logical for Amazon to look for a way of making it easier for users to pay for content on its Appstore, especially in countries where credit card penetration is low.

As this study is interested in respondents' changes of affect after viewing their risk output, a slight adaptation to the wording of the instructions and anchors/pole labels was made to the post-intervention scale, to make it more logical.

The progression system has been ironed out, it's clearer, it's more logical, and it's easier to get into co-op gaming sessions.

"It's good for Europe because it makes it a more logical consideration," says van der Does.

But the more I thought about it, the more logical it seemed.

But the more I thought on it, the more logical it seemed.

Hence, for research papers, it seems that it is more logical to document the deficits in shoulder abduction and the deficits in shoulder external rotation separately; this can be accomplished by using other grading systems [ 2, 3].

All of us had our own homes, in Tarrytown and elsewhere, and we really wouldn't have wanted non-family members living inside the fence, so it seemed more logical to tear it down than just leave it there empty.

"If you were to assign [marijuana tax revenue] to something, it seems more logical to earmark it for health needs," said Maria Doulis, vice president of the nonpartisan Citizens Budget Commission, a good government group in New York.