Sentence examples for very logical that from inspiring English sources

"For me it seemed very logical that writing songs to go on the radio wasn't the be all and end all of being a music composer.

"For that reason it is very logical that many governments in developing East Asia are very concerned now about the first signs of inflation and are asking themselves what they should do about it," Mr. Timmer said.

What the president has said by way of explanation is that the presidency is no normal job, and that because of the recession, "it's very logical that the dissatisfaction affects me first".

"I'm going to have to see the film, but he's an offensive lineman in protection and what happens downfield sometimes is you're protecting beyond the play... Again, I'll have to check this, but it's very logical that he did not even know [Dixon] had gone down and was just running [with the ball]." Boutte could be disciplined further once the NCAA reviews game footage.

It also looks very logical that the fragments of such abundant RNA molecules in the cell as tRNAs are picked up by the evolution and applied for the regulation of various processed especially since existence of such powerful mechanism as RISC system for the regulatory usage of small RNA molecules.

"There's a very logical theory that would say that that's what it could be," he said.

"Such an organized mind suggests either that the person is very logical, or that he/she reads and memorizes works that are already organized".

We consider population as an additional factor in our study, since, it is very logical to realize that, more the number of people exposed to the disease, the higher will be the number of incidences.

THATCHER: It's what I go to when I want to take refuge in something completely different, when I want to go from the very logical life that I've lived, and I've always been trained to live, really to a different depth of experience.

At a time when the president has made it one of his top priorities to build a global coalition to stop Iran from making a nuclear weapon, he took the very logical view that if he could advance the peace process in the Middle East it would give him much greater leverage to get the Europeans and U.N. behind tougher sanctions on Iran.

-Sharlene from Syracuse, NY. "Very logical stuff that everyone should know.