Sentence examples for that it would be logical from inspiring English sources

"It was very clear that when the Mellon Foundation decided to launch ARTstor with its much bigger reach, that it would be logical for us to look at some kind of relationship with them," said Michael Conforti, director of the Sterling and Francine Clark Art Institute in Williamstown, Mass., and Amico's current chairman.

He added that "it would be logical to stop now" and ask a major architect to complete the design.

The FA general secretary, Alex Horne, said yesterday that it "would be logical" for Pearce to take charge of what will be an Under-23 side, with the addition of three over-aged players, but which still looks set to be boycotted by the FA's counterparts in Wales, Scotland and Northern Ireland.

Liberty Media's CEO, Greg Maffei, said Nov. 12, 2009, that it would be logical to spin out Liberty's stake in Sirius at some stage.

If this is the case that it would be logical to assume that every leader or CEO would love to have micromanagers in their teams.

As for tvOS 10, we don't know much except that it would be logical to add the new version of Siri to the Apple TV.

And if that happens, it would be logical for speculators to place bets on the breakup of the currency.

"That seems like it would be logical," Torre said.

If one has embraced the worldview that embraces amorality, then it would be logical to admit that one's personal morality is based on subjective preferences and comforting fiction or to recuse oneself from discussions (and lectures) on the topic.

So it would be logical that, like Muslims, observant Jews would favor starting the weekend on Friday morning.

"But if Patrick Drahi becomes the second biggest telecoms operator in France," she added, "it would be logical that he should repatriate his fiscal residence to France and manage his affairs from Paris".