Sentence examples for logical given from inspiring English sources

It seems almost logical given how effective Boko Haram is with its propaganda that it would make this kind of a nod to Isis.

The predictable bit was the fall in 10-year gilt yields – entirely logical given the increased likelihood that interest rates will stay low for longer.

Many of the unusual courts were built on top of existing buildings, particularly parking garages, which is logical given that most do not have slanted roofs.

In retrospect, I see it's logical, given that the "holy" could now only be discovered in the commonplace, that Chhotomama should have been singing of "the stream of joy" in the bathroom, in neighbourliness to the toilet he'd just departed.

That is logical, given that the Bank of England created £375bn of new money through quantitative easing in the four years after 2009 and has just begun buying £70bn of IOUs from the government and big business.

Franklin Sirmans, a Los Angeles County Museum of Art curator and contributor to numerous books on Basquiat, finds the hip-hop connection logical, given the artist's street origins and his status as a black star in a mostly white, exclusionary art world "Jean-Michel lived as the only black person in the room," he said.

Cutting costs at Sprint, analysts say, is a logical step, given the decline in business.

It's a logical development, given the explosion of property prices throughout the capital, and the huge shortage of supply.

In this context, the Western setting is a logical one, given that it reflects TV's own frontier days, when prime time was wall-to-wall cowboys.

At first, the hunt and its veterinarians believed that a tick-borne disease was responsible -- a logical theory, given the prevalence of Lyme disease in the area.

Yet the Palestine Strategy Group states that in the long run, it is a "logical scenario" given "basic Western ideas" of individual freedom, democracy and rule of law.