Sentence examples for logically fall from inspiring English sources

Since police officers are protected from personally paying damages when they act irresponsibly or cause injury, it would logically fall to the police departments to do so, but they typically don't have the funds, Schwartz and Harris told VICE News. .

That which cannot be attributed to environmental factors would logically fall into the nebulous category of chance, termed more scientifically as stochastic behavior.

This uncertainty in the number of forms required for each teacher precludes inclusion in a hierarchy as this would require at least one entry per teacher and, therefore, does not logically fall into the one-to-many linear hierarchy.

As we have just shown, the noisy-OR rule makes very specific predictions for these situations: When people combine the causal impact of several events, estimates of the combined effect should logically fall in between the value of the individual effects and their sum.

Suspicions have logically fallen on supporters of Prime Minister Stephen Harper's Conservative Party, even though the Liberal Party isn't exactly a stranger to robocalls: it has used them to spread rumors that some Conservative candidates are pro-life, something of a slur here.

Focus groups were chosen since the participants logically fell into two clinical groups and the topic was not something that was sensitive in nature.

But many other views fall logically and inevitably from this one.

Logically many other sexual allegations fall into the same category, most obviously an allegation of child abuse or even murder.

Yes, the world expects a Canada vs United States gold medal game, but it's not like you have to go back very far to see that things don't always fall into place logically.

If ideas were to stand or fall on the basis of their logically possible consequences, we would have no ideas, because the ultimate conceivable consequence of every idea is an absurdity — is, in some way, "against life".

(It remains logically possible, of course, that duties stemming from group rights will fall upon individual persons, just as it is possible that the rights of individual persons will generate duties for groups).