Sentence examples for using similar reasoning from inspiring English sources

Using similar reasoning, Allure decided this summer to drop the phrase "anti-aging" from all its copy.

Using similar reasoning, the paper suggests that the participation rate will fall further in coming years.

It justified its merger using similar reasoning to the drug wholesalers', and today's Justice Department has used practically the same reasons to challenge the deal.

Using similar reasoning as Smith et al.20, we assumed that only a proportion of the bacterial inoculum may reach the lung since some bacteria can be removed by mucocilliary mechanisms.

(The Sierra Club, an environmental group, mocked the change using similar reasoning).

Brueckner argues that using similar reasoning, given CT we cannot conceive of a possible world in which both (i) and (ii) hold, and this fact undermines Stroud's claim.

The Survivors Network of Those Abused by Priests used similar reasoning in a recent letter to Cleveland Bishop Anthony M. Pilla.

She said the Supreme Court used similar reasoning in a ruling in 2000 that a jury must find any facts that increase the length of a prison sentence.

I used similar reasoning when I found an abandoned Porsche the other day: after my joy ride, I left it amid some trees, and then this golf ball nearly clobbered me.

The EPA used similar reasoning as the Education Department in delaying the regulation, but the court said that while the agency could reconsider the rule, it could not delay the effective date while seeking to rewrite the statute.

Collins said before the game that he did not think twice about using Bay rather than a superior hitter like Duda — even with the Mets needing a spark at the plate — and suggested he would use similar reasoning moving forward when Dickey pitches.