Sentence examples for may be logically from inspiring English sources

Trenchant retorts may be logically airtight.

The idea that everyone can have everything may be logically preposterous, but it is ideologically essential to the imagination of a country that seems to be living simultaneously in the Great Depression and the Gilded Age.

Indeed, the underlying definition may be logically absurd.

That may be logically inconsistent, but it's apparently typical human behavior in times such as these.

Many implementations of a design concept may be logically correct, but some will be better than others when more factors are taken into account.

Antecedents of how consumers develop brand trust or evaluate company's social responsibility may be logically linked to their value structures and norms.

Others may not be logically necessary, but still metaphysically necessary.

Fermentation performance characteristics indicated in the figures and tables may also be logically associated with the genetic changes that have occurred in each isolate.

Determinants of habit strength may thus be logically organised into four stages: those that aid intention formation; those that facilitate the translation of intention into action; those that aid continuation of a new behaviour and those that moderate the relationship between context-dependent repetition (CDR) and habit development (Lally & Gardner, 2013).

Some scholars have even argued that an Epicurean egoistic hedonism, however foresighted it may be, must logically be self-defeating.

Such duplicate feature representations for an image give rise to extremely high computational complexity and cost, although the SIFT with the HoG feature may be a logically sophisticate algorithm.