Sentence examples for logical prospect from inspiring English sources
"If a logical prospect does not understand the product," said John Roberts, a former marketing executive with Sony who is now with Gotham Advertising in New York, "it's hard to say the product is well served -- unless there's so much buzz and hype that the information is already taken cre of".
That's only logical, since their job prospects have been worsening for decades.
The logical conclusion is the grim prospect of every crackpot from Texas to Coventry manufacturing their own lethal handguns at home, with just a few clicks of a mouse.
In this respect, logicians' prospects have been enhanced by the development of a semantical theory of modal logic, both in the narrower sense of modal logic, which is restricted to logical necessity and logical possibility, and in the wider sense, in which all concepts that exhibit similar logical behaviour are included.
LAS VEGAS — The Mets have made it clear that their series next week in Atlanta against the Braves would be a logical time for them to promote Zack Wheeler, their top pitching prospect.
Although the marriage of a top prospect and a longtime N.F.L. quarterback like Harbaugh now seems logical, especially with Stanford's success the past three years, it took a bit of a leap of faith at the time.
He did not bring up the prospect of suing Trump on Tuesday, but that would be the logical response if the president issues an order ending birthright citizenship.
Given the recent developments in AD biomarkers, combined with the prospect of achieving greater efficacy with earlier therapeutic intervention, it is logical to include adults with DS in prevention trials for AD.
After twelve months of logical companionship on a grand scale, life at Canterbury must have seemed a bleak prospect.
The logical solution is that Bank of America shed business lines in a bid to improve its prospects in the eyes of Wall Street.
