If Republicans do reasonably well in these Congressional races but fail to win the presidency, some in the party may even claim — and it's a logical enough case — that the problem was with the top of the ticket and not with Mr. Ryan.
Gladwell, as is his habit, pushes this proverbial wisdom to its logical conclusion, making the case that obstacles of all kinds are generally to be desired – not by the individual who suffers them necessarily but by society, for the qualities of courage and determination that they engender.
It seems logical to conclude, in that case, that books – particularly fiction – will not just be read in such an environment; they will also seek to reflect it.
It is rather common for a theory of ampliative (non-deductive) reasoning to retain classical logical entailment as a special case, that is, to be "super-classical" (see, e.g., Antonelli 2012, for this terminology).
For instance, he wrote of the " logical case for rejecting the assumption that the direction of evolutionary change is governed by the direction in which mutations are taking place" (Fisher 1930, p. 17, our italics).
It is difficult to make a logical case for starting Stoudemire, other than that he is making $20 million to suit up for the Knicks.
According to logical atomism, it is not the case that for every truth there is a corresponding fact.
This means that any argument obtained from it by uniform replacement of non-logical constants by non-logical constants must be an argument where it is not the case that the premises are true and the conclusion false.
In the context "It is not the case that ___ S are P," the logical and pragmatic relations are reversed.
It consists of a set of use cases that have a domain-logical sequence.
