Sentence examples for logically ask from inspiring English sources

As one possible lesson, we might logically ask why "nonessential" services need to be performed by government.

One might logically ask of these born-again critics whether a similar standard should be applied to Vice President Al Gore, whose House voting record on abortion and gun control was virtually identical to Mr. Cheney's.

Citizens who took this year's Republican candidates at their word when they said they were concerned about deficits might logically ask where they plan to get these billions for border fences, detention beds and a national rollout of Arizona-style police enforcement.

If someone offered to pay you in Bitcoin or dollars this volatile, you'd logically ask which dollar and which Bitcoin.

Given these formidable odds, one would logically ask (and many have): Why have we bothered to run as petition candidates in what has essentially been a popularity contest?

So users logically ask, "Why do I have to use only IT's standard?" The third driver is VDI, or virtual desktop infrastructure, which allows IT to, in effect, convert client-server applications into cloud-like applications.

People are logically asking why they can't use the same technologies at work that they use at home.

If Tsipras were reading from a normal script, he would logically have asked Greeks to vote yes.

As a captain, I logically went to ask for an explanation when their player dived.

None of them can be asked or answered only informally in the sense that it would be logically impossible to ask or answer them formally — although it is, of course, often impossible for us to do so.

My Mom was brought up Southern Baptist, and my Dad was raised Catholic or Episcopalian (depending who you ask), so logically, we went to the Methodist church down the street.