Sentence examples for logic as to from inspiring English sources

Lemken's suspicions about Hatto — fuelled by his incredulity at the tragic fable of René Köhler — owed as much to logic as to prescience.

It is a speculative view based on us piecing together various bits of information and clearly it might not happen, but we can nonetheless see logic as to why management might consider it.

"So why change it here?" There is more logic as to why the offense assembles as it does, with quarterbacks sitting closest to midfield, followed by receivers, tight ends, running backs and the offensive line.

There is no real logic as to why plenty of Britons are perfectly willing to eat cows, pigs, and chickens, but see horses as taboo, according to Dr Roger Mugford, an animal psychologist who runs the Animal Behaviour Centre.

It's strange, but there seems to be no logic as to how well a manager will do any more.

There's some sort of logic as to why that might be necessary in certain circumstances but I think the danger of harm is greater than the advantages of it.

He applies his ideas to traditional syllogistic logic as well as to modern propositional and predicate logic.

Various proposals for game-theoretic semantical approaches to logic have been developed and applied to Peirce's logic, as well as being used to understand Peircean points.

There are well known philosophical puzzles about normativity, and these apply to logic as well if it is normative.

In English, the diploma project calls for mastery of spelling and grammar, communication skills, writing, research and logic, as well as the ability to read and interpret technical material, to view media critically and to understand and analyze literature.

The new technology will be applicable to computer logic as well as memory, he added.