Sentence examples for logical inclination from inspiring English sources

Shares in State Street lost nearly 60% of their value on January 20th as it announced large losses on bond investments (although Northern Trust, another custodian, beat expectations a day later).In the face of these losses, the natural (and logical) inclination of banks is to hold on to capital, not to run it down further by ramping up lending.

And though I couldn't tell you the difference between a converse and a contrapositive if my life depended on it, logical reasoning mitigated my natural inclination to take personally the slings and arrows that came with the territory.

Needless to say, this exemplifies recognition of the logical limitations of ADs and furthermore describes the inclination to situational decision-making.

Although it is difficult to imagine that earlier philosophers were blind to this difference in orientation, their inclination, in particular in the tradition of logical empiricism, to view knowledge as a system of statements may have led to a conviction that in technology no knowledge claims play a role that cannot also be found in science.

Leah Lax: Nothing logical, but then, I think there's little that's logical in the inclination to write memoir.

Humboldt had taken immense pains to discipline his inclination to discursiveness, which often gave his writing a certain lack of logical coherence.

What is bad though is that for years women's natural inclinations have been consistently devalued by society, favoring instead a more logical (i.e., more male) approach to decision-making.

The logical variation of annealing time strongly influences diffusion induced grain characteristics such as, shape, size, geometry, inclination, density, types, distribution, misorientations and the nature of subsequently induced twinning morphologies.

Or inclination.

Sheer inclination also matters.

"My inclination is positive.