Sentence examples for logic implied from inspiring English sources

He said logic implied that a reduced number of sharks meant less chance of attack.

Third, consider the deeper logic implied in the Business Roundtable letter.

The logic implied by Thomson is that if you remove 6 Music from the listener's choice, you broaden the appeal of commercial radio.

His attitude to truth, and his slogan that ordinary language has no precise logic, implied that centring an analysis of meaning on truth conditions and a search for logical forms in natural language expressible in the predicate calculus was not correct.

In the case of MA, causality is biomedical and linear, whereas in TA the causal logic implied is recursive and non-linear.

However, even at the time of marketing approval, the issue of fluid retention was a recognized problem of PPAR agonists as a class, and simple clinical logic implied that this might be an issue with regard to cardiac failure, leading to licensing cautions even at the time of approval (2– 4).

"Britain's logic implies putting an end to fighting terrorists and their allies.

If they are, then if things had gone differently -- if the economy had done badly under Bill Clinton -- logic implies that they would have reached a different conclusion.

Your logic implies that the only historically realisable form of socialism is Soviet-style and once that failed then one must accept capitalism.

Tiptoeing past the Three Mile Island debacle, Mr. Brooks refuses to see that his logic implies that drastically expanding our use of nuclear power means sharply elevating the risk of a catastrophic accident.

The above logic implies that a cap-and-trade market achieves a certain quantity of total GHG emissions reductions from the sectors covered by the program, but the decisions of market participants to reduce their emissions or purchase carbon allowances yield an uncertain price of carbon.