Sentences with phrase «logical standpoint»

From a purely logical standpoint, employers don't need to feel guilty when then let any employee go regardless of their tenure.

I know that's a bugaboo of yours, however you should probably look at it from a logical standpoint vs. from a standpoint of a really old fairy tale book about a guy who just poofed everything into existance because he said so.

Now I don't particularly believe, and I hate the ghost shows, but from a logical standpoint Chris has a point.

«Because I looked at it from a logical standpoint — as in what I'm talking about, the subject matter, the education I have on it... they were all coming from good places.

The fact that the traveler's journey backward in time hits an impasse means that there's a problem, from a logical standpoint, with the assumption of an ever - expanding universe upon which this whole scenario is based.

From a logical standpoint, this makes sense.

From a logical standpoint, I don't think she would take off her heels.

While that made sense from a logical standpoint — the Fire lacks any sort of official support from the Market, and access was likely blocked to avoid confusion — it's always nice to see consumers be given the chance to use a product any which way they please.

Think about it from a logical standpoint... when the wealthy buy assets, they need ready reserves of cash or financing to do so.

Just saying that from a logical standpoint overpopulation is not a myth.

From a logical standpoint, Tekken had the second lowest number of entrants so makes no sense to host on the big stage.

From a logical standpoint, Batman: Arkham Origins did leave things open for a potentially awesome Suicide Squad game.

I can think about how my kids were at a given age, and this helps me figure out whether a certain custody arrangement just makes sense from a logical standpoint for a child of that age.