Sentence examples for logic very from inspiring English sources

Insurance companies understand this logic very well -- and are therefore simply not interested in getting into the market in the first place.

These conflicts cannot be reduced to secular calculations of interest but must be dealt with on their own terms, a logic very different from the marketplace or realpolitik.

Non-traditional readings, in contrast, would have to interpret this aspect of Hegel's logic very differently.

Tichý created a system of intensional logic very similar to that of Montague, beginning, in English, in Tichý 1971, with a detailed presentation in Tichý 1988.

John Stuart Mill ([1848] 1965, book 5, chap. 11, sect. 12) expresses the logic very clearly in his defense of laws to require maximum hours of work.

The experiments that establish this point are described with such an elaborate layering of deletions that the Reviewing editor found the logic very hard to follow.

The logic is very unlike Łukasiewicz's earlier multivalent systems and also very unlike other modal systems.

The logic is very simple.

"Our logic is very simple," Halpern writes.

"There has to be logic and very vigorous debate.

The logic is very simple, but in practice it is easy to lose sight of it.