Sentence examples for using the logic that from inspiring English sources

There he refused to return fugitive slaves to the Confederacy, using the logic that they constituted "contraband of war"—an interpretation later upheld by his government.

A court ruled for the woman, using the logic that Mr. Peng would never have assisted her had he not been responsible for the fall in the first place.

It took some bravery to even come back to cricket at all, even in the certain knowledge that Hughes' death absolutely was not his fault, but even more to play on using the logic that it couldn't happen again and he must play normally, and for a fast bowler like Abbott, 'normally' means short-pitched bowling.

Design rules can be based upon "what is," using the logic that what has been successful in the past in somewhat similar conditions is likely to work for the future even applied in circumstances going beyond what has been observed.

Now the guy who let this cat out of the bag didn't think it was a big deal, using the logic that as long as the buyer was paid the value of his purchase at the time he wants to sell it doesn't matter if his purchase was backed up by an actual commodity.

First, we chose empirically to expose bacteria to the smoke of 5 cigarettes over 3 hours with each cigarette being drawn by a 35-ml, 2-s puff once per min for 10 min. We chose this amount using the logic that a 1 pack per day smoker who smokes during 12 hours of the day will consume approximately 1.5 cigarettes per hour on average.

"Schauer is pressing people to think about the language that they use, the logic that they use," Mr. Kennedy said.

"So I can only use the logic that, if the country where he had the tax issues in are happy for him to continue there, I don't see why Scottish football shouldn't.

Most of these approaches use the logic that closely located neighboring SNPs share the same CNV.

First, we used the logic that a putative DDI-ADE combination is extracted if there exists an AERS report involving two drugs and the ADE.

What Ron Weiss is describing is a study his team published last autumn showing that, by using the logic of computer circuits combined with BioBricks parts, they had built a cancer assassin cell.