Sentence examples for since logically from inspiring English sources

Conventional wisdom has it that populist parties are primarily protest parties and that protest cannot govern, since, logically, one cannot protest against oneself: anti-politics cannot generate real policies.

The market is an especially attractive one since logically, at least some these car-sharers will later become car owners as their careers and budgets allow.

To these highly intuitive conditions, Hempel added that, since logically equivalent hypotheses have the same empirical content, whatever confirms one member of a set of logically equivalent hypotheses must also confirm the others, which he called "the equivalence condition".

Since '∃x:B x)[S x)]' and '∃x[B x) & S x)]' are logically equivalent, logic provides no reason for preferring the latter regimentation of the English sentence.

Well D—— B—— thinks the pass laws are wrong and so, quite logically, since he is a fine person, he's prepared to do what he can to help Africans protest against them".

Well D — — B — — thinks the pass laws are wrong and so, quite logically, since he is a fine person, he's prepared to do what he can to help Africans protest against them".

The authority for the Servian delegation is hourly expected, and cannot be delayed logically since the Servian objection to sign has always been founded on the expression of loyalty to Greek interests.

But since it is logically impossible to be standing before an Escher staircase, this condition can never be met.

Therefore, since it is logically impossible for God to choose to do evil, it is not in God's power to choose to do evil.

Since these are logically equivalent and have the same empirical content, they must be confirmed or disconfirmed by all and only the same instances.

For example, quantum mechanics together with the postulation 'There exist unicorns' is less probable than quantum mechanics alone, since the former logically entails the latter.