Sentences with phrase «logical response from»

The most logical response from a major player such as Realogy or Keller Williams would be to launch their own iBuyer program.

It's a logical response from someone who understands the concept, agrees with the concept, and wanted to elaborate and expound on it a little.

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Our response to higher commodity prices was the logical one: shift investment toward the resource sector and away from other industries, manufacturing in particular.

What a question i was so pondering upon this i burnt the potatoes for tea but i managed to rescue them from the brink of distruction any way where was i. To me love is not the act in itself because that is a response to love or to be loved.Nor is it a feeling because sometimes we choose to love others despite our feelings we lay aside our own desires for the sake of others.Nor is love confined to reason because it isnt always logical or reasonable and can be totally illogical.

On the principle that has driven him from the start, and that has apparently been supported at every turn by God's response — namely, that the righteous ought not suffer — Abraham might have pressed the case to its logical conclusion: to spare the city for the sake of one righteous man.

Hence, we may safely conclude that Collingwood did not move from one conception of metaphysics to another; he only made, in response to logical positivism, a shift in strategy towards the problem of metaphysics.

Since which possibilities occur is logically contingent, sub specie aeternatatis and divorced from all actualities, no possibilities could be distinguished (except perhaps for metaphysical and logical categories, to which Hartshorne believes that there are no consistent alternatives).7 Hence, it would be impossible for God from all eternity to contemplate all possibilities and pre-decide his response to every possible combination of them (as Creel holds).

This baby talk does not appear from nowhere by itself — it is a logical response to a special «nurse's language» or Paerentese, which you use when speaking with your infant right from his birth.

During times of emotional upset, children are functioning from their lower brain (which controls the fight, flight, or freeze response) and need to calm down before they can access their higher brain (responsible for logical thought and reasoning).

The picture that emerges from fMRI is that of a brain weighing an emotional response (the urge to punish the guy who cheated you) against a logical response (the appeal of the cash).

The logical conclusion is to focus on the eccentric part of the movement if you are to elicit a maximal muscular response and growth from your body.

The current system of procedural accountability within special education law is a logical response to the problems that led Congress in 1975 to enact the Education for All Handicapped Children Act (now known as the Individuals with Disabilities Education Act, or IDEA): the total exclusion of some students with disabilities, the inadequate education of others, and the segregation of those in school from their nondisabled peers.

Consider the following passage from Ladd's essay: The «logical policy response [to low performance by students from low - income families]... would be to pursue policies to reduce the incidence of poverty....

This perfectly logical response, of course, brought a whole new set of queries, from «How can the military run efficiently without the unquestioning acquiescence to authority?»

Months removed from the knee - jerk, guttural response to this new Porsche feel, the little changes Stuttgart wrought here now feel more welcome than unwanted, more logical than blasphemous.

This is a direct response from Amazon, a logical and smart one.

Through a process similar to the wandering mind the video work imitates, each intricate composition results from a flow - of - consciousness journey, led by minute intuitive emotional responses, as well as logical and contemplative associations.

The processes of land subdivision and development set in place urban features that last for millenia (the layout of streets in Rome, London, Florida etc), and so it is sensible today to start building all new infrastructure (roading layouts, utilities etc) to facilitate a logical response to the progressive sea level rise and withdrawl from the coastal areas.

But it's logical many would claim that in response to all the cheering for AGW proof from the 2005 hurricanes, which seemed like a solid good point at the time but now has to be called irresponsible as part of the back - peddling.

As for how this could be — and in light of the findings of the references listed above — Rankl et al. reasoned that «considering increasing precipitation in winter and decreasing summer mean and minimum temperatures across the upper Indus Basin since the 1960s,» plus the «short response times of small glaciers,» it is only logical to conclude that these facts «suggest a shift from negative to balanced or positive mass budgets in the 1980s or 1990s or even earlier, induced by changing climatic conditions since the 1960s.»

And, in this context, I commend to you the response to your post from Latimer Alder: his comments usually provide sound and logical observations that have practical application, and his response to you is an example of this.

Our actions — based on our own logical analysis and well justified emotions — may seem perfectly reasonable to us, when, in fact, our response may seem confusing, arrogant, and unhelpful from the client's perspective.

Given the response from the public, it would seem that public hearings would be the next logical step in the process.

Thinking about anxiety as an evolutionary response is helpful, as we often try to understand our anxiety from a logical place.

Following from the discussion above, where a limit is set on the percentage of the recovery that may be taken as a fee, the logical response may be not to take on riskier cases.

Your responses during this logical reasoning test must be drawn from the information presented in the text only; no specific prior knowledge is needed.