Some damage is a logical consequence of a deal that involves deficit reduction.
The attention paid to the Depression story may seem a logical consequence of our economic situation.
It was, for better or worse, the logical consequence of the policy of containment.
The Reagan era legitimised greed; Anna Nicole's grossness was a logical consequence of this shift in public morality.
Some outside experts disagree and say depression is a logical consequence of being imprisoned with no certainty about the future.
But Mr. Barnico, an assistant state attorney general, had trouble allaying the justices' fears about the logical consequence of ruling in the state's favor.
"For him, it is unfortunately the logical consequence of what has happened in this affair since the start, namely, that France wants no part of it".
Mr. Fritzl's lawyer, Rudolf Mayer, said that his client would not appeal the ruling and that it was "the logical consequence of his guilty plea".
Currently the system did not allow for that, so "a logical consequence of that was people shouldn't be doing it," he told Guardian Australia outside the forum.
Höller doesn't believe that the hunger for spectacle signals the death of art: it's just a logical consequence of what came before.
The euro has climbed about 10percentt against the dollar since the Fed policy was announced, the logical consequence of a decision to increase the supply of dollars.
