Sentence examples similar to logical jumps from inspiring English sources

It's a logical jump to make.

"For many people it's a logical jump," he says.

Yes, it does seem like a logical jump for Rubin to make: from LL Cool J and Public Enemy to that glowing bastion of modern music, Justin Bieber.

Geopathic stress is linked to cancer; these devices can neutralise geopathic stress; you can make the final logical jump for yourself.

Mental gymnastics aren't required to take the logical jump from this and claim that expectations of dress in the work world are outward reflections of how industries see themselves and want the world to perceive them.

If they're revealed at an event or some such, however, we might see a price drop on the 24″ in order to make the 27″ a logical jump at $1000.

But the best and most logical jump many people immediately was to Janet Jackson's 1986 hit "Nasty".

The fluffy phrase doesn't detract from the simple logical jump that would render Ali a (cuddle) therapist.

Cognitive Overhead — "how many logical connections or jumps your brain has to make in order to understand or contextualize the thing you're looking at".

When you've delivered hot food on a short timeline in crowded cities, delivering fashion and technology is a logical and easy jump for a company like ours".

There were a few logical hoops being jumped through, but basically, it's used so often as a minor insult that people know it exactly as that – a generic insult, right up there with 'fuckwad.'" The problem with his argument is that the internet functions as a part of larger culture, one where language steers the way we think and act.