Sentence examples for logical post from inspiring English sources

That would be particularly true if the new vice president was focused on building the administration's relationships on Capitol Hill, a logical post for a senator with bipartisan friendships.

"Until that moment, the EU seemed like a logical post-war development.

She was living in New York by then, a logical post-college move, although she'd been drawn chiefly by the presence of Margaret Miller, the Vassar beauty she still hopelessly loved.

Guests visit a couple's wedding Web site for various kinds of information — travel directions, registry details, a schedule of events — so this is a logical place to post guidelines regarding social media.

The term suggested the logical fallacy post hoc, ergo propter hoc the belief that simply arranging things in chronological order proved a causal sequence.

This is a form of the logical fallacy post hoc ergo propter hoc ("After this, therefore because of this"), and it seems strange that an academic of such standing should so blithely retail it because, of course, if we reverse the statement it makes just as much sense: "Having spent my whole adult life as a psychiatrist I must maintain the conviction that it is a major force for good".

Although the famous spreadsheet error (wherein RR failed to include cells in a calculation) made the biggest splash, the deeper error was a logical fallacy: Post hoc ergo propter hoc.

It would seem logical that post-fracture medical expenses would cost far more than expanded coverage of a $150 bone density test.

A plot development that draws upon our universal tendency to assume causal connection between two events that occur in succession (the logical fallacy of post hoc ergo propter hoc) is a literary universal.

This is logical given that post-introduction ecological and evolutionary challenges are likely to be more important than those occurring before long-distance dispersal.

University or tertiary care center training is important for nurturing logical approaches to post-graduate education, research, and unsolved problems [ 17].