The phrase "the logic is the same" is grammatically correct and commonly used in both written and spoken English.
It can be used to explain that two situations or ideas follow the same reasoning or thought process. Example: "While the specifics may differ, the logic is the same for both scenarios - we need to cut costs in order to increase profits."
The logic is the same for infrastructure.
The logic is the same, and similarly flawed.
In each case, the logic is the same.
The logic is the same as that behind the Kansas law: religious freedom means the freedom to limit everyone else's rights.
Now imagine cutting t; the figure shows a complete elimination of corporate taxes, but the logic is the same for simply reducing the rate.
A more visible method is the tie-in to a big, blockbuster movie or the celebrity endorsement (a staple of adult-oriented advertising too). It could be David Beckham selling Pepsi or Venus Williams promoting Big Macs ("McDonald's and the Williams sisters make a perfect team!" says Venus's website), but the logic is the same: healthy person selling unhealthy product.
Regardless of the terminology, the underlying racist logic is the same.
"The Netherlands has a head start but the basic logic is the same," said Jasper van den Munckhof, Energiesprong's director.
Traditionally, designers have promoted ethnographic approaches with extreme users, while Lean Startup practitioners advocate for just "getting out of the building". In either case, the general logic is the same: go talk to some real people.
The outcome is arguably more random and harder to forecast than in daily fantasy since it depends on the interaction between players' performances, rather than just adding them up but the underlying logic is the same.
The Soviets were obviously a far bigger adversary, but the basic logic is the same: Both sides have deadly weapons, but if you don't shoot at us, we won't shoot at you.
