Sentence examples for it stands to reason that... not from inspiring English sources

As Mr. Thompson inconveniently points out, if only a few such shops remain, "it stands to reason that not many of London's 12 million locals are eating much pie 'n' mash".

I am a firm believer that the truth will out – and so it stands to reason that not only will Wiki always be correct, but so, too, would all newspapers if they were run in the same way.

So, doesn't it stand to reason that information on people is the most valuable data for a business?

It stands to reason that residents would not negotiate themselves out of needed training.

Without this reciprocity of care it stands to reason that he would not have been able to fulfill his mission.

It stands to reason that you can't fix and flip a property unless you actually buy it.

It stands to reason that liver transplant would not replace defective BSEP in the other cells of the body, despite normal liver function.

It stands to reason that if these Clippers don't figure this out, they will no longer be these Clippers.

But it stands to reason that they will — if users don't revolt.

It stands to reason that the legacy of racism didn't leave LGBT people of color unscathed.

Every person is different, so it stands to reason that the same diet plan won't work for everyone.