Sentence examples for logical extent from inspiring English sources

More broadly, and taken to their logical extent, these new laws targeting and profiling certain groups brush against the unconscionable practices of "ethnic cleansing" that have been universally condemned under international law.

This is to a certain extent logical.

As for the testimony of minors in the study by Free [ 18] it is to a certain extent logical that children do not place too much importance on going to school because they may lack the sense of usefulness that adults see in it.

Unfortunately, my dutifully argued and logical points about the extent to which journalists already worked with the PR industry threatened to extinguish rather than fan the flames, so failed to make it into print.

This hypothesis, to some extent, is logical if one considers that the half-life of SN38 (the metabolite of the camptothecins) is long, and a daily intravenous schedule can result in a relatively steady level.

However, it should be noted that: (1) these arguments draw on Aristotle's views about logic to a greater extent than any treatise outside the logical works themselves; (2) in the logical works, the principle of non-contradiction is one of Aristotle's favorite illustrations of the "common principles" (koinai archai) that underlie the art of dialectic.

For Wittgenstein too, the ultimate constituents of reality are to be revealed by a process of logical analysis; so, to that extent, the label seems apt.

Another provocative but logical question is to what extent oxidative stress-induced impaired activities of Ca+2 or other ionic channels would influence mitochondrial oxidative phosphorylation and metabolism in aging?

The upshot with respect to the argument from charity, and from virtue more generally, is that quite a lot remains to be done before it will be clear which virtues are desirable and the extent to which logical pluralism possesses them to a greater degree than its rivals.

The extent of the proposed logical innovation varies.

The problem of arbitrariness of the confirmation function also hampers the extent to which the logical interpretation can truly illuminate the connection between probabilities and frequencies.