Sentence examples for logical worry from inspiring English sources

A more logical worry, it seems to me, is whether a cycle of opportunity really is replacing the cycle of pathology, even for the luckiest children of reform.

The more logical worry is that the guerrillas have been acting quite separately from Mr. Hussein, and may be increasingly well financed and organized for the long haul.

There were the logical worries, such as: why had he not gone to the CAAT inquiry to clear his name?

During an on-the-air conversation with Cynthia McFadden, a "20/20" anchorwoman, Mr. Stossel said, "It's logical to worry about pesticide residues, but in our tests, we found none on either organic or regular produce".

Progress in machining is achieved by the ingenuity, logical thought, and dogged worrying of many thousands of practitioners engaged in the many-sided arts of metal cutting.

But the supernatural elements mean that Koontz needn't worry about the logical deductions that straight crime novels require: Thomas just follows his instincts to find things out.

There has been, I suspect, a worry that the logical end of these improvements will be that, with time, such a number of state schools will record results rivaling those in the independent sector that their chief piece of PR, that they achieve much better results, will cease to exist.

Others worry that the logical extension of the philosophy could lead to legalizing "harder" drugs, prostitution, even polygamy.

The logical waking side of me worried a bit about this imaginary romance playing out inside me.

The contrary appears more logical: someone who is not worried about risk is unlikely to see a reason to take risk reduction measures.

A-life since the 1980s has concerned itself with using computers to explore the logical consequences of evolutionary theory without worrying about specific physiological forms.