In all these cases, incomes tend to be modest, but costs, particularly for housing, are higher than their economies would logically warrant.
Of that number, military-aged men who are unattached to families make up only two percent - statistics that cannot logically warrant the current inflated political debate.
Figure that out, and you can then think logically about the problem issue and decide whether or not your impatience is warranted or helpful.
Moreover, 1-entailment satisfies a condition of weak independence of defaults: conditionals with logically unrelated antecedents can "fire" independently of each other: one can warrant a conclusion even though we are given an explicit exception to the other.
While Kumārila's epistemology may, then, by itself show that Vedic texts are justifiably credited as epistemically reliable (that, in other words, Mīmāṃsaka beliefs are rationally held), it is logically independent claims about the eternality of the Vedas that are taken by Mīmāṃsakas to warrant the stronger conclusion that Vedic injunctions are uniquely so.
Benzodiazepines warrant careful attention, as these drugs may be classified as anxiolytics, sedatives, hypnotics, and anticonvulsants and we would not expect logically the correlates of anticonvulsant use in the elderly to resemble those of hypnotic use.
And the damage is not confined to the journalist who is the subject of a warrant, but extends, logically and inevitably, to all reporters who have confidential sources.
This measure emphasizes the value both of exchanging reasoning and of providing reasoning that logically connects evidence with a claim (warrants).
People buy emotionally and justify it logically".
