Sentence examples for more logical for from inspiring English sources

It always seemed easier and more logical for me to travel to them in Manhattan.

IT would be more logical for foes of globalization to also oppose immigration, but such a stance is, of course, politically incorrect.

It seemed more logical for Rojo to partner Chris Smalling at the heart of the defence, but Van Gaal presumably preferred continuity.

Back in 1981, the journalist Joel Garreau published "The Nine Nations of North America," mapping out how economics, geography and culture really made it more logical for the United States, Canada and Mexico to be nine nations than three.

"It would seem more logical for the prime minister to refine her vocabulary than for the Macquarie Dictionary to keep changing its definitions every time a politician mangles the English language," Fiona Nash, a senator in Abbott's coalition, said.

Even if the ballpark did help his output as the article contends, why wouldn't that make it even more logical for the Phillies to lock him up with a contract through 2016?

However, this advanced technology may not be available in most trauma centers and therefore easy-to-use and quickly applicable strategies for early assessment and risk stratification, for example via clinical scoring, might be the more logical approach for broad clinical use in daily practice.

So what more logical place for him to give her a ring than in a wrestling ring?

I travel half an hour from Siem Reap with Fletcher to West Baray, a more logical place for Angkor tours to begin.

The Getaways section of the app, instead of the local section, would have been a far more logical spot for it.

"He can't really remember; it was some race near Minnesota when he was in his early twenties" would have been a more logical response for a campaign in danger.