Sentence examples for seem logical for from inspiring English sources

That halo-car strategy might seem logical for a Ferrari or even a BMW, whose owners obsess over performance and seek bragging rights.

Two of his early defeats have come here, which may seem logical for a man whose game often draws comparisons to Sampras's; Sampras has been brilliant on everything but clay.

With two million acres already gone and summer just begun, it would seem logical for everyone to set differences aside and pursue the sound firefighting strategy devised by the Clinton administration and ratified by President Bush last year.

Especially against those pitchers, it would seem logical for the Yankees to have Shelley Duncan, a right-handed hitter with 5 homers and 14 runs batted in over his first 14 games for Class AAA Scranton/Wilkes-Barre.

Though it may seem logical for Mr. Gore to try to bathe his less well known opponent in a negative light, the strategy carries clear risks, say independent analysts and some Democrats as well.

Given the FA's desire for continuity – or a "golden thread" linking youth teams and the senior team – it would seem logical for the next England manager to be someone steeped in the England DNA doctrine, someone such as, say, Southgate or Gary Neville.

Therefore it seems logical for many chiropractors to treat children for a wide range of conditions.

With such insecurity it seems logical for the army to step in.

But because Rivera (23 saves, 1.06) is in his 12th season as a closer and the game is at his home stadium, it seems logical for Francona to select him over Papelbon, a closer for three seasons.

At a time when designers are increasingly preoccupied by environmental concerns, it seems logical for them to be drawn to the work of Richard Buckminster Fuller, Victor Papanek and other 20th-century pioneers of ecologically responsible design.

Knoblauch has tendinitis in his right elbow and has not played in a game since Aug. 2, so it seemed logical for him to continue his rehabilitation stint before trying to return to a team chasing a postseason berth.