Sentence examples for two lines of logic from inspiring English sources
There are at least two lines of logic that the Court is using to address the set of voting-rights cases that it has reviewed leading up to November's election.
There are two lines of logic competing against each other.
Two lines of logic lead to the expectation of a strong trade-off between dispersal and aggregation: 1) that dispersal will break apart aggregations and thus lead to the loss of cooperative group benefits, and 2) that high dispersal rates preclude the ability to form stable social groups necessary to evolve cooperation [ 4, 29, 39].
No-one was claiming afterwards, though, that the result makes them even unofficial the No 1 team in the world, although there is one line of logic that says that if you beat the previous holders of that title, you take over.
Here two lines of inquiry developed.
Two lines of response are open.
Avicenna's doctrines on both subject term and modal inferences became much-debated issues in thirteenth-century logic; I follow one line of the debate.
Finally, modal syllogistic was perhaps the most keenly disputed topic in logic through the twelfth and thirteenth centuries, and I offer an overview of one line of discussion which took place.
Three previous publications have followed the same line of logic but with some differences.
If Romney continues this line of logic, I might invite him to guest write my column one week.
