Sentences with phrase «seems logical given»

70 % of those who use home equity to pay off their credit card debt (although it seems logical given the lower interest rates and the tax benefits) typically spend themselves right back into the same credit card debt within 1 - 2 years... plus they now have home equity debt.

Whether all this investment in light weighting, engine downsizing and EcoBoosting ultimately leaves Ford / Lincoln better positioned for the future remains to be seen, but working on the underpinnings first seems logical given the limited resources available to any automaker.

Not exact matches

I can't speak for Sam, but I can tell you as an atheist, I have not given up the possibility that there might be something behind the curtain, but that given the current evidence both scientific and logical, it seems rather remote.

Some of these questions, I've asked pastors, elders, over and over again, and no one seems to be able to give me an answer that's COMPLETELY sound and all the way logical.

That just doesn't seem logical; but, then, a fundamental error of the Enlightenment is believing that, given the necessary knowledge, people will always behave logically.

What Whitehead seems always to have held is that the relatedness within nature provides a logical order for our interpretation, and that this gives rise to our ability to form a cosmos from a chaos.

The whole scene is such a busy one, and the men so preoccupied with their healing tasks, that no one seems to be able to give any attention to what would seem a logical move: to build a fence at the top of the cliff to keep the people from falling off.

It still seems to me that «meaning - postulates» (Carnap's phrase) must be given for general ideas beyond the recognized logical constants; one can not define theism by these constants alone.

Especially as the man himself is a bit of a cold logical fish who doesn't seem to give a rats arse about the clubs fans.

Whether or not Van Gaal remains at United past the summer, a future in midfield seems to be the most logical destination for Rooney given his lack of direction.

Though it's tempting, and may seem logical, to give your teen fewer restrictions, this will create more problems further down the line for them and for you.

It may seem logical to wait a bit longer between feeds to give your breasts time to fill.

It seemed logical to give the kids spoons for this job and we had a rainbow in no time at all (with a little help from me!)

It's logical that Cuomo wouldn't do this, given he still has an agenda to complete and there doesn't seem to be much a groundswell of support within the conference to knock Silver off his perch.

Given that Labour have hardly done an inspirational job as a political party, attempting to juggle Westminster politics with something as complex as being an energy supplier would not seem to be a logical next step, and it's doubtful consumers would take Miliband's proposal seriously.

Given the fact that DDT does appear to be effective at fending off malaria mosquitoes in some places, its use would seem logical — but if applications do become more widespread, users may encounter a problem that Carson herself highlighted in Silent Spring: resistance to the insecticide by the Anopheles mosquitoes that transmit malaria, says Michael Fry.

Clots are clumps of blood cells, platelets and proteins, and so it seemed logical to think that diluting, or thinning, the blood with heparin would give the clotting components less opportunity to cluster.

I am going to give this a try, seems to be the only logical course of action.

It seemed a logical choice, as this journey had already given me back a life I loved, bringing about a whole - life change that was truly chameleon - like in its remarkability.

Given that the majority of food intolerance symptoms tend to be caused by an abnormal gut microbiota, which in turn mal - ferments food residues in the colon, producing symptoms, it seems logical that probiotics, with their ability to improve the digestive flora, have a role in the treatment of food intolerance.

So, when cortisol is low, as in the crashed state, it could seem logical to just give yourself more cortisol.

A slow process of individuation occurring as The Wolfpack progressed might have helped give it the shape that it currently lacks, despite the fact that the simplest and most seemingly logical organizational principle — an adherence to the chronology of the Angulos story as it unfolded before Moselle — seems to have been set aside in the editing process, toward ends which aren't entirely clear.

Given that it is also the start of the football season, it seems logical to highlight a program from the NFL that specifically targets kids in school.

It seems logical that we would give parents more choice,» said Crudup, whose church ran a private Christian academy.

Giugiaro had already decided to explore the theme of the American muscle car with the Chevrolet Corvette Moray back in 2003, so when the new Mustang appeared, giving it the Giugiaro treatment seemed like the logical next step.

Stacking a whole bunch of add - ons into an attractive new package seemed like a logical way to give those annual customers more bang for their buck.

Given the huge manufacturing operations churning out Accords and Civics just up the road, a Honda dealership would have seemed more logical.

It was a hopeless sort of exhilaration, a kind of arrogance born of fatalism, I guess, of the feeling that if you could lose a couple of parents in a month, then basically anything could happen, at any time — all bullets bear your name, all cars are there to crush you, any balcony could give way; more disaster seemed only logical.

With so many industry experts warning authors that they have to give their audiences compelling content that will keep them reading, it only seems logical that readers want to invest their time and attention — not just their money — in a book that will draw them in and remain entertaining.

It might seem counter-intuitive to collaborate with the bookshops, given that Barnes and Noble is the world's largest physical bookstore chain, but since it has no brick - and - mortar shops in the UK, it seemed logical to work with those businesspeople who do.

Going indie seemed like the logical choice at the time and proved to be the best one, giving her a great deal of freedom to decide where her writing is going and how it's presented.

While this seems like a very logical question to ask, it doesn't give the lender all the information needed to give you an accurate answer.

While it may seem logical to assume that since you are «giving out» your checking account number with every check you write it is indeed safe, the technology that has spawned a new breed of scammers makes that assumption dangerous.

Now it might seem that a logical response to this is to explain to people that any breed of dog is capable of aggression given the right (or wrong) circumstances.

Given the seemingly endless gridlock of motorbikes everywhere, the complete lack of stoplights (or adherence to their rules) and the cultural assumption that crossing the street by foot is not something to done in any logical (or safe) manner, crossing the street in Vietnam can initially seem like an impossible task.

With the appearance of bitcoins and cryptocurrency technology, it seems like a closer integration between the two would be the logical next step, especially given the fact that cryptocurrencies have been touted as a reliable and secure way of making an online purchase.

Given how many times the game has been re-released, a full - blown remake seems the next logical step.

Unfortunately, this seems like a logical reaction by FromSoft, given the intense backlash that Dark Souls 2 received upon release.

Given the storylines in past Professor Layton titles, it seems reasonable enough to assume that there's no supernatural influence or magical power behind the mask or anyone associated with it at all and that some logical reason will be deduced for why this guy is apparently terrorising the city, but that's something that's got to be found out by playing the game I guess.

But I'll give them the benefit of the doubt since it seems increasingly clear that an actual Epic Mickey 2 is planned and a game like this would only seem logical.

It seems the only logical conclusion for Chasson's is there is no conclusion (at least not one which the artist is about to give us) and that these images serve merely as semiotics for which any interpretation is possible.

If it is a useful goal to give the interested viewer a comfortable understanding that the physical model is logical, sensible, and correct / reliable, rather than to convey a firm everyday grasp of the precise details to most, then it seems to me that animating the mathematics could help toward that end.

So, for example, it might seem logical to give the majority of shareholders the right to decide whether new shares should be issued... but what happens if one shareholder has 51 % of the capital and the vote is to him alone?

The proposition of giving the majority all of the rights seems logical... until experience teaches you the opposite.

Even seemingly straightforward questions, for example «is X safe» and «is X not safe» seem like (effectively) asking the same question but they may require entirely different analysis and give different results — because of uncertainty in the data, in the results, the logical conclusions / inference required etc. etc..

Given limited geographic availability, though, it seems most logical that the model is still heavily production limited for some reason — such as lack of battery supply.

The appearance given by such amusing, blatant logical inconsistency is that you haven't even decided on your narrative yet; you seem to be making it up as you go along.

[Response: I've only given it a cursory examination, but the method seems both logical and sound.

Given the demonstrated yearning that humans have always shown for animal companionship, it seems entirely logical to me that young farmers just might lose their acquired attraction for the tractor one of these days to become horsemen and horsewomen again.

Given that background it seems the only logical basis for that decision being the «best» one was if the objective was simply to maintain the groupthink and assume that, as had worked so well before, they could simply roll over any and all questions.