They are in debt with their providers and have logically lost their line of credit".
As skaters like Kwan have logically suggested, it's not the system, it's the cheats slithering within it.
On inspection it turns out they have only tried to read a couple of books, and have "logically" concluded that books are not for them.
So one would have logically assumed resting Pocock for another week would mean McMahon in for Hooper at seven, Scott Fardy remaining at six, and Ben McCalman at eight.
One might have logically inferred, then, that Mr. Romney's share of the management fee income would be reported as wage income on Mr. Romney's tax return.
The subsequent announcement is not what would have logically followed – a withdrawal from the convention system under which that court operates – but rather repeal of the domestic Human Rights Act, which has no institutional connection with it.
Researchers have logically chosen the envelope protein as a vaccine candidate since it is an outer surface, membrane protein easily accessible to the host's immune system.
These phenotypes have logically and primarily focused on three clinically relevant end points and measurements that are summarized below.
The different structures of the respondents have logically had some impact on differences in the crude values of the dependent variable, SRH.
4, 5 Thus, efforts to prevent ACS have logically focused on development of therapeutic interventions that block platelet aggregation, or coagulation, or both.
