Sentence examples for sole logic from inspiring English sources
"The uncontested dominance of self-interest maximization as the primary (if not sole) logic of exchange, in business schools and corporate settings alike, may lead people to be more tolerant of what other people see as morally reprehensible".
Much of Trump's and the Republican Party's program is no more than crude Obama-trolling, as in the departure from the Paris climate accord, or in the health-care fiasco, where the sole logic in putting forward a program that even Republicans hated was to placate the base by undoing what the black President had done.
Abstract because, deriving from the sole logic of the pursuit of profit (as cold as the freezer), it threatens to make obsolete all other sets of belief, along with their traditions of facing the cruelty of life with dignity and some flashes of hope.
That may end up being the biggest issue for the White House -- lacking logic, the sole purpose of the policy is to up the stakes for the next round of negotiations.
For now it is enough to point out that the threat of Fitch's paradox is not the anti-realist's sole motivation for favoring a non-classical logic.
Up to this point his sole focus was to show that Aristotelian logic could be handled by simple algebraic methods, mainly through the use of an elimination theorem borrowed from ordinary algebra.
In politics, you do what you can; rules must be obeyed; logic and collaboration are the sole prerequisites for decision making; process is everything; and feedback is only in amplifiers.
The logic behind selecting Python as the sole programming language is for code reusability, consistency and program transferability.
However, since RAGE is not the sole receptor mediating S100B effects, it seems more logic to inhibit the protein itself before it binds to any target.
The strict implicational fragments of the logical systems S4 and S5 of modal logic are known as C4 and C5, respectively, and their Hilbert-style axiomatizations presuppose condensed detachment as their sole rule of inference.
