Sentence examples for logical demands from inspiring English sources

There is nothing wrong with listening to logical demands raised by the protesters in the Arab region.

At the same time, this tragedy contains a Christian component, and the logical demands of this element are met only by the resurrection promised in the Epilogue".

Cassedy concludes that "the logical demands of the tragic model as such are satisfied without the Epilogue in Crime and Punishment.

James begins the second part of his essay by considering the case when "two conceptions [are] equally fit to satisfy the logical demand" for fluency or unification.

This leads to the logical demand that future research studies in fracture management be conducted only by surgeons with appropriate surgical and research training in relevant animal models, and capabilities to discern model differences for model selection and follow-through.

These outcomes in CR females during the period of food restriction were fully anticipated, however, based on results of both prior studies (Visscher et al., 1952) as well as on the logical need for increased energy demands on the pregnant dams not being met under the CR protocol.

If we allow that films should be banned because some people are offended, even when they do not have to view them, logical consistency demands that we allow the possibility of prohibiting many forms of expression.

Consequently, it would be perfectly logical to demand a referendum on this treaty, even if the electorate had not actually been promised one.John Fishley London.

Still, as wealth spreads to developing nations, it's logical that demand for gold will grow, particularly for jewelry.

However, all attempts at making this argument stick have so far failed, meaning that there is no logical necessity demanding that we quantize the gravitational field.

The method can be extended to predicate logic but this demands additional logical apparatus: Skolemnization, variable renaming, quantifier duplication, complementarity of paths via unification, and simultaneous substitution across all matrix paths (Bibel 1981, Andrews 1981).