Sentence examples for would be more logical from inspiring English sources

It would be more logical to wait.

IT would be more logical for foes of globalization to also oppose immigration, but such a stance is, of course, politically incorrect.

It would be more logical to drop Kieswetter down the order rather than to drop him from the team, which has been widely suggested.

Wikler told the commission that it would be more logical to say that death occurred when the cerebrum the center for consciousness, thoughts, and feelings, the properties essential to having a personal identity was destroyed.

The strains are evident in the way countries have worked to bail out their own banks and rescue national factories of global automobile companies, when a broader European policy would be more logical.

If they really believe in using their own children to help others in the system, it would be more logical to send her to the worse school they could - or at least the nearest.

It appears reasonable that surgery assistants and driving instructors report different UEWD-scores, and therefore it would also be more logical if they would be categorized in different categories when considering upper extremity work demands.

It would thus be more logical for the West to listen carefully to what is happening at the youths' scene, as well as on the traditional secularist and modernist scenes, and to realize the danger of what it is doing for these elements and the road to change brought about by the Arab Spring.

Wouldn't it be more logical to penalise the people who don't use them?

Using the grace period would seem to be more logical because United is running low on cash.

Since he seems to have no problem with Western empire building and, further, believes the British were pretty good imperialists in their day, would it not be more logical for him to argue that they become our colonial surrogates in Iraq?