Sentence examples for logical enough that from inspiring English sources

Goody's decision to say that she had months - weeks - to live, and to film various events in that time (a wedding, a christening, even though she had previously said she wasn't a religious person) was logical enough: that was all she knew, and she wanted to make as much money as possible for her children before she left.

It seems logical enough that the mental kerfuffle would divert attention from your senses to some extent, but it actually messes with the chemistry of your tastebuds, too, highlighting how unimaginably complex taste really is.

The stylistic range is wide enough to keep Mystère varied, and to stave off boredom – despite the album being about 20 minutes too long – but its parameters are also logical enough that each song sounds like it follows naturally from the last, rather than being a jarring leap.

With quarterback Russell Wilson due a hefty pay raise at the end of this, his third year in the league (the terms of the collective bargaining agreement prevent renegotiation of rookie deals before that point, meaning Wilson, a third-round pick, will be paid barely $660,000 this season), it is logical enough that Seattle would consider trading or releasing Lynch to make room under the salary cap.

When Connecticut announced this week that its women's basketball broadcast rights would move to SportsNet NY (SNY) from its longtime home on Connecticut Public Broadcasting, the moved seemed logical enough in that the Huskies covet more attention in the New York market.

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.

Yet the reasoning behind the current bankruptcy provisions is logical enough: education is an asset that cannot be repossessed and that keeps on benefiting the individual through his or her lifetime.

We're all logical enough to know that the basketball gods didn't reach down to give Jordan his fire, and yet we of the N.B.A. world continue to kneel before the altar of clutch.

Saftler said his rivals assumed that movies broadcast on TV competed directly with DVDs and with movie-watching services like Netflix -- a logical enough supposition, given that the content is identical.

That was logical enough, he argues.

That seemed logical enough to him.