Sentence examples for logical stopping from inspiring English sources

8 lawyer David Thompson said, "We've come to a logical stopping point" — why, it wasn't clear — and suggested lunch.

Worse, the argument that the president may do whatever is necessary to avoid default has no logical stopping point.

The problem, as Scalia recognized more than two decades ago, is that there is no logical stopping point for the accommodation principle.

The states' argument has "no logical stopping point," said Solicitor General Donald B. Verrilli Jr., who will defend the health care law at the Supreme Court next week.

"They seem to have gone beyond the logical stopping point," one senior Western diplomat said, speaking anonymously under normal diplomatic protocol.

Once the postmodernist critique of essentialism is granted, there is no logical stopping point in the proliferation of perspectives.

The Ossining Historical Society was a logical stop.

The annihilation of Israel is in no one's interest, not even the Arabs, who would then have to contend with thousands of suddenly unemployed terrorists (and likely, so would Europe, as that would be the next logical stop to recreate their Caliphate - this has been spoken of by Muslim leaders many times).

He added that "it would be logical to stop now" and ask a major architect to complete the design.

But it isn't logical to stop Russia from producing 1.6 million barrels of crude a day".

No logical principle stops scientists from choosing different background assumptions against which to interpret their observations.