Sentence examples for particularly illogical from inspiring English sources
"This idea seems particularly illogical in that Microsoft already gives away internet Explorer for free".
This goes for both the for-profit and nonprofit sectors, and it is why a recent "suggestion" made by the Internal Revenue Service is particularly illogical and alarming.
Whirlpool also said that its own retail distribution setup had "similar capabilities" and was "competitive" with that of G.E. Company officials also told analysts that the market's valuing of Whirlpool was "illogical," particularly because the company expects business to recover in the fourth quarter with profits expected to grow about 15percentt in 2001.
If your job and the tasks it entails lack personal meaning, than raising your hand to do more is illogical -- particularly if the payoff is unsure.
I somehow was able to satisfy the chap who thought it was illogical, but it's not a paper I'm particularly proud of.
Hardly unique, that decision was neither illogical nor irresponsible, said Darrick Hamilton, an economist at the New School who studies socioeconomic stratification, particularly racial wealth gaps.
"It is illogical to assume that Morejon would point at Meyer with nothing in his hand, particularly if all that was visible protruding though the window was the barrel of a firearm," prosecutors wrote.
"Similarly, the I.G. found that Hanssen's answers were often contradictory, inconsistent or illogical, and found Hanssen's cooperation concerning his finances, the significance of his espionage and his motives to be particularly problematic".
That is inherently illogical".
