Sentence examples for using similar logic from inspiring English sources

The Obama administration has also argued that the health insurance exchanges will drive down premiums using similar logic.

Because bone naturally deteriorates with age, anyone much older than 30 is likely to qualify for a diagnosis of osteopenia; using similar logic, a middle-aged woman might be said to have a skin disorder because she had more wrinkles than her 30-year-old daughter.

Additionally, where previously reported positions of markers on the Kim et al.11 assembly were available, their positions were plotted against aligned position on the 10x scaffolds, where the 10x scaffolds were first assigned to primary chromosomes using similar logic previously mentioned and then sorted in order of the location of the marker on the Kim et al. genome sequence.

The city's own finances could be sorted out using similar logic, though any tax increases would probably be put off until 2013.Once Mr Emanuel has dealt with those pesky issues, he can then move on to the city's underfunded pension schemes, which could start going broke as early as 2019.

Using similar logic one can easily show that both the partial derivatives of f are continuous in.

In short, and using similar logic discussed earlier in this article, it is fair to conclude that Nike's prominent use of Kaepernick in its latest ad campaign will certainly not hurt the brand's popularity among the African-American and Hispanic communities.

Some of the world's most despotic regimes use similar logic to save their citizenry the trouble of having to vote at all.

Executives and others used similar logic to explain why Asian sales would not suffer when financial crisis erupted there in 1997.

Other scholars have used similar logic to explain why they do not think the Mexican criminal groups are "terrorists," as we traditionally understand the term.

Turing's work in this area with his Princeton Ph.D. adviser, Alonzo Church, culminated in the Church-Turing Thesis, which addresses what kinds of numbers humans — or any machine that uses similar logic — can compute.

Owen said Oldham had used similar logic when signing ex-West Brom and Coventry striker Hughes.