Sentence examples for logically this is from inspiring English sources

Logically, this is also the best way to wear any thick, padded, winter MA1-style jacket into spring (and back into winter again – padded jackets were on the autumn/winter catwalks at Demna Gvasalia's Balenciaga debut and Stella McCartney).

Logically, this is impossible to test on Devonian fossils.

Logically this is the most stringent way to evaluate a given MCM.

Logically this is because the H units, which were responsible for most of the G depletion, can also form phenylcoumarans B, but their C/H chemical shifts differ subtly, as are more readily seen by the long (in the  H dimension) correlation peak for Bβ in the C3H-deficient transgenic vs. the WT (Fig.  3).

Logically, this wasn't an unreasonable response — the decision to go to war is now well past debating, and Warner never had access to classified intelligence — but it sounded oblivious to political reality.

Logically, this was not the case at the abdomen, in which organ and soft tissue injury were very common (77.8%).

Given Mill's claim that attributes are logically independent, this is wrong and the truth of the major adds nothing to the truth of the particular propositions, 'this man is mortal,'thatat man is mortal', etc., whose conjunction it records.

However, in real-life people do not always think logically, and this is particularly true in case they are confronted with rules that signal danger for which they are inclined to mainly follow a verification strategy.

This means, while the RN is connected to the eNB logically, this connection is realized physically via the Internet and the GAN instead of a direct physical link between the RN and eNB that has been assumed so far in the previous sections.

There are people that are concerned, and logically so, that this is a big election in South Carolina.

In particular, p is valid if the empty set, defined as having no members, logically entails p for this is just another way of saying that p is true in every model.