Sentence examples for would be illogical from inspiring English sources

To argue which has a greater impact would be illogical".

Ovum chief analyst Jan Dawson believes it would be illogical for Apple's value to fall immediately.

In Tesco's defence, there never was a Mr Tesco, so a possessive apostrophe as in "Tesco's" would be illogical.

Groups that incur greater losses should pay more; it would be illogical for insurers to ignore pertinent characteristics.

There's little harm and zero calories in Ganek's feather-light fare, so it would be illogical to seek more from it than simple refreshment.

Given the short time frame imposed on the commission, Mr. Zarb had said "it would be illogical" to duplicate other efforts at pinning down an amount.

But if there is a level of complicity by the state, or state agencies, this would not be illogical.

But in Moscow, Georgy Matyushkin, the deputy minister of justice and Russia's envoy to the European Court of Human Rights, told the Interfax news agency that the ruling showed that "the court does not have the conventional duty to investigate the events at Katyn" and that it would thus be "illogical" for it to address allegations of improper treatment of the victims' relatives.

"In a city as dense and populous as New York, it would simply be illogical to abandon our waterfronts and the people who live there.

As suggested earlier, it would not be illogical to assume that the power of observational data alone may be more influential in the context of the WHO than in a national setting.

Wouldn't that be "illogical"?