Sentence examples for it seems logical to expect from inspiring English sources

It seems logical to expect that when the camera was actually present, it would act, as intended, as an impartial witness, cooling heads on both sides of an encounter.

That much was obvious back in September when I wrote, "Whether this election gives us President McCain or President Obama, it seems logical to expect that terrorists will try to strike early and spectacularly in the incoming administration in a bid to provoke the new president into responses as counterproductive and repellent as those of President Bush".

While it seems logical to expect that patients treated for oral cancer have considerable psychological impacts, research has shown that this is not necessarily the case [ 11].

It seems logical to expect that this population of frail elderly people who have mobility issues and are dependent in activities of daily living would receive rehabilitation services.

It seems logical to ask, why now?

> -wrap-foot> Given the abundant evidence for a dose-response relationship between the lifetime number of cigarettes smoked and subsequent morbidity and mortality, it would seem logical to expect that reducing the number of cigarettes smoked would lead to a lower mortality rate.

It seemed logical to look at the other risk factors.

Since I liked my hometown and my life there, it seemed logical to look locally.

And it seems logical to think so.

"It seems logical to bring this to a conclusion".

So it seems logical to assume London is trying to do it on the cheap.