Sentence examples for perhaps logic from inspiring English sources

Perhaps logic resulted in a giant makeup call for ignoring the selfless Pistons in the past.

Still, when it comes to the big screen, perhaps logic isn't enough.

Inhibitions are likely lowered a bit because you're taking a risk by visiting a porn site in the first place, so perhaps logic departs and you figure that one more risky link can't hurt.

They belong on some other planet, perhaps, where logic is a crime and nobody grows old.

"Perhaps the logic of protecting 'trade information' from competition would be sound and reasonable if there was no doubt that the produce was clean and there was no or little subsequent likelihood of the trade being sold on illegally," Kerr says.

Perhaps the logic rests more on the problems with the developed world more than anything else.

The synthesis could be accomplished using multi-criteria decision analysis and perhaps fuzzy logic, while it should also define critical success values by determining the best, medium, and worst practice cases.

If we were to make choppy analogies, I would reply to this school of thought by pointing out that perhaps the logic holds because we do not count the funders of terrorism, and the United States.

Perhaps the same logic should be applied to the tech sector.

Some in the business wondered if these record company fears were another case of faulty logic; perhaps leaked songs on the Internet help promote a record.

— in the same museum that also houses towering collections of Renaissance art, Egyptian artifacts and more, is perhaps the end logic of Mr. Hell's nihilistic ideology, the dream of McLaren's hucksterism.