Sentence examples for make a logical choice from inspiring English sources

For instance, she is credited with improving the state's business climate, and might make a logical choice to head the Commerce Department.

But Ms. Braly said the "personal coverage requirement" would not be fully effective, because millions of people would be exempted and others would make a "logical choice" to pay the penalty rather than buy insurance, unless they needed health care.

If political experience was a prerequisite for the job, then George Bush, as president-elect and Mr. Reagan's successor, made a logical choice in naming Mr. Derwinski to fill it.

"To continue growing a team that is diverse and rich in talent, we feel that it's important to explore talent pools outside of the Bay Area, and Seattle's vibrant tech community and proximity to our headquarters in San Francisco make it a logical choice," CEO Kyle Vogt said in an emailed statement.

Speak to your accomplishments and qualities that make you a logical choice.

But the difficulty of such a transaction -- most of the teams Webber considered would have to gut their roster to acquire him -- made Sacramento a logical choice.

Railroad officials say that made it a logical choice to cut.

He said the presence of two law schools, Seton Hall and Rutgers, also made Newark a logical choice.

This year the Breeders' Cup is being held at Churchill Downs, whose dirt track makes it a logical choice for a third and final matchup between Rachel Alexandra and Zenyatta.

That courage, stamina, and reliability made Haslam a logical choice to carry particularly important dispatches, such as the news of Abraham Lincoln's election to the presidency.

That made her a logical choice, he said, to compose a central, unifying piece for a show he organized for the Marianne Boesky and Friedrich Petzel galleries in Chelsea.