Sentence examples for probably logical from inspiring English sources

Mongomo, population 7,250, and Ebebiyin, population 36,500, both border towns, are probably logical choices, but only because there are no other choices.

The whole idea is that if someone is receiving home energy assistance, it's a probably logical conclusion that they could use Snap or that they would be eligible for Snap benefits – so they made a connection to those two programs.

Stephen Townsend, commander of the coalition, said Tuesday that he had not seen "hard information" showing a significant increase in civilian casualties, but that some increase was "probably logical to assume," given that the coalition's operations had intensified in the latter stages of the conflict.

How to be disposed of when the medical intervention failed was probably the logical next step, though not one I was especially focused on.

Probably the logical one to hit first is "Pop and After," organized by Mr. Varnedoe, a surveyish look, useful but dry, at how one strand of postwar art has endured and changed over four decades.

This is probably a logical explanation, or maybe I simply matured.

For many, many years, we assumed that men's bodies did not change when they became fathers, which probably seemed logical, since males cannot bear or nurse children.

Probably a logical step might be to identify potential binding locations on the alpha helices for small molecules and possibly dock compounds at these sites.

Probably the most logical choice would be a Ford Focus which delivers a sporty drive and is easy to live with.

"I agree with your instincts that I was probably not the logical first choice for this material," Mr. Stern said diplomatically in a conversation before a recent matinee.

It seems to be coalescing into a series of local protests in a few key cities, which was probably the next logical step anyway.