The extension into watches is logical from a business perspective.
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Mercury is logical, while Neptune is the poet of the zodiac.
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It is logical and expected that passions run high during political campaigns.
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But Trump has never been a politician whose fundamental appeal is logical.
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Still, Gervais maintains that his audience is logical enough to get it.
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"It doesn't apply in a way that is logical or rational," he said.
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For the individual that doesn't want to live, suicide is logical and rational.
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"This decision is logical in view of the events in March," it added.
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Which of course is logical because people are buying more, because more is available.
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But once installed, it is logical to offer entertainment to all passengers for free.
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It is logical and predictable if we know the soil from which it comes.
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Since North Korea revolves around its leader, it is logical to deal directly with him.
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But it is logical that ADM could be back knocking on the door of Molinos.
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Clearly this is logical for now, yet beyond the immediate future, clarity is desperately lacking.
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That is the standard anti-abortion line, but face it, punishing the woman is logical.
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"We think Origin's strategy is logical," Morgan Stanley analysts wrote in a note to clients.
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Mars rules war and Aquarius is logical; and you, dear Capricorn, admire strategy like no other.
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Most of the rest of the world, including Europe, uses day-month-year, which is logical.
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It is logical — especially in a democracy — for a country's diplomacy to serve its political leaders.
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In this last sense, its location is logical, but as a viewer, I felt a thematic disconnect.
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Dozens of "Ruskinlands" sprang up across the world, putting into practice his dictum that "local is logical".
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When record financial penalties are inconsequential it is logical to pursue other avenues to protect our data.
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It is logical, then, that submission to his authority depends not at all on signs or miracles.
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Fixating on schools is logical: It is particularly tragic when young lives are cut short or severely disrupted.
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This is logical because AR requires cameras to map the real world and overlay useful content and information.
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It is logical for such a position to require a presidential nomination and the support of our Senate.
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The soil surface is intact, there is no farming in the desert, biomass remains, the environment is logical.
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A person with knowledge of Pompeo's decision-making process said the approach is logical for a Cabinet head.
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China's slowdown was inevitable and a reduction in U.S. growth estimates is logical after the longest expansion in history.
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"It is logical to extend it beyond 2028, or it wouldn't be a feasible project," the energy minister said.
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Mobile phones are already prohibited in cabinet meetings in the UK, and extending the injunction to smartwatches is logical.
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But it is logical to assume that most Afghans, like most people anywhere, would greatly prefer peace to war.
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"It is logical to try to hedge your bets to apply to as many institutions as possible," he said.
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It's a radical revision that is logical and emotionally resonant, a new myth that burns off the old one.
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"The moon is logical place to learn how we do things," said Mark Sykes, director of the Planetary Science Institute.
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The inclusion of both charger connectors is logical; it's also notable for Nissan, once the primary advocates for CHAdeMO chargers.
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Tapping into the citizen science brain trust is logical, because tourist divers already have their goggled eyes on the seabed.
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"A low-carbon footprint is logical and a noble goal to reach," said the mayor, who regularly cycles to work.
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So, when an establishment Democrat says they are for single payer, it is logical to treat that with great skepticism.
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For my part, I choose all of the above — the first four points being demonstrable while the last is logical.
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The plan to achieve such a virtuous cycle is logical but ambitious, according to a Societe Generale report published in January.
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If the postulates of religion are false, then it is logical to expect that people will in due course abandon them.
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"They do what is logical in my mind â€" spend the little money they have on looking like they aren't homeless.
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"It is logical to transfer these duties," said Shawn He, an environmental lawyer with a Beijing-based law firm, Huamao & Guigu.
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This is logical to me, and also seems to ignore one important detail, which is that escape rooms are fundamentally odd.
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All this is logical for a group that aims to turn out voters who favor candidates that support stricter gun laws.
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Friends who have been friends for a long time often remain so far longer than is logical, or even good for them.
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It is logical to wonder if the result could be a reunion with the Mets, with whom he played from 2014-211.
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"It is logical that independent forces should be represented there, as well as opposition forces and forces loyal to the government," Assad said.
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Remember: Venus in Virgo is logical and cool-minded… but it doesn't matter how smart or discerning you are, anyone can be gaslit.
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That is logical: India resisted outside advice on Kashmir even when it was far more evenly matched with Pakistan than it is today.
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Concordia University marketing professor Bruno Delorme, who specializes in sports business, says owning the team you're carrying is logical from a business perspective.
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It is logical for people who are regularly harassed by strangers to be wary of any stranger who approaches in an unsafe environment.
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Now there is talk in Congress to ban Russian cybersecurity company Kaspersky Lab from doing business in the U.S. The concern is logical.
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"It is certainly something that is logical," he said when asked if teams could be promoted or relegated within a closed European system.
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"We're working out the fine-point details, but NAFTA is logical starting point," Wilbur Ross told host Erin Burnett on CNN's "OutFront" Wednesday.
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It is logical that hurricane victims would move to locations where large numbers of Puerto Ricans already are established, demographers and academics said.
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One is that math in school is not the whole story—there's this whole other world that is logical but also beautiful and creative.
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And we need to crack the code in how we are going to be doing this in a way that is logical, is sustainable.
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Snyder is of the belief that North Korea's behavior, albeit subversive to the existing world order and destabilizing to the surrounding region, is logical.
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It is "logical" for McLaren Automotive to continue manufacturing in the U.K. in spite of Brexit concerns, the firm's chief executive said on Tuesday.
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Given that Twitter is seen as a seamless extension of his smooth brain, it is logical that the iPhone is part of the apparatus.
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It is "logical to infer" that such operations would also be reduced if tranexamic acid becomes widely available in delivery rooms, Dr. Roberts said.
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It is logical to assume that Flynn may have had conversations with the President about Comey's ongoing investigation, given his close relationship with Mr. Trump.
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I try to pass on the knowledge that I have in terms of Zwarte Piet being a racist caricature and why removing it is logical.
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"SFR is now in the stage of commercial reconquest, it is logical that it needs a new driving force," said a source familiar with the situation.
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"If there were nine investment cases, concerning 26 people, among 4,000 applications, it is logical that some would be problematic when controls weren't strict," Petrides said.
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If it is displacing primary metal in the rest of the world, it is logical that the hardest impact would be in the closest geographical region.
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The number of registered LME warehouse units had been falling in tandem with stocks, which is logical since warehouse operators don't make money by running empty sheds.
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It is logical for couples to decide that the person who earns less, usually a woman, does more of the household chores and child care, Ms. Kerr said.
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"Industrially and competitively it is logical in a duopoly that you need a reasonably strong competition," said Rob Morris, head consultant at UK-based aerospace advisers Flight Ascend.
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"It is logical and plausible that the vendor may be less capable than the FBI of protecting its proprietary information in the face of a cyberattack," the court said.
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And that's not particularly comforting or useful, so you should probably take some steps to prepare people for what to do that is logical in a case of uncertainty.
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" North Korea is "forever unreasonable and obstructionist," explains Doug Bandow, a former special assistant to President Reagan, at "The National Interest," but "in this case Pyongyang's position is logical.
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We wish for more complexity and logic in our politics, so we look to make political art that is logical and complex: a genre defined by John Le Carré.
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"Switched On" is an eye-opening book with a radical message, but because Mr. Robison is who he is (logical, direct), he addresses even the most provocative questions unprovocatively.
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Record clearing has been linked to lower recidivism rates, which is logical given that individuals who can secure employment are less likely to get in trouble with the law.
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For Argentina, which has been suffering from an energy deficit for some years and produces all the ethanol it uses from corn and sugar cane, the move is logical.
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Backwardation is associated with falling inventories and a tightening market so it is logical that it should also be associated with an increase in flat prices as well (tmsnrt.rs/2rMgor1).
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Supporters say Pompeo's move is 'logical' Others said the concerns were an over-reaction, and that it is a good idea to re-examine what the US considers an important right.
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The layoffs announced last week, the bulk of which are reportedly at Hawthorne, is logical considering the company's shift away from development to operation and maintenance of the Falcon 9 system.
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The $349.99 Monterey is the more powerful of the two new speakers, which is logical, given that it's meant to stay put on a shelf or cabinet unlike the portable Newport.
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So when some of the natural carbon emissions from decaying plant matter are harnessed to create energy, it is logical to conclude that no net carbon is being added to the atmosphere.
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It is logical to think that he is still feeling the effects of his war-horse effort in 2015, when he ended up pitching 216 innings in the regular season and postseason.
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"Considering recent developments with QTL [Qualcomm Technology Licensing], we believe it is logical to assume that the regulatory agencies in the U.S., Europe, and Asia might take longer to approve the NXPI deal."
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It is logical that the government has negotiated a non-prosecution agreement with AMI and with Pecker himself ("Chairman1"), as the sentencing documents show him to be a key witness to corroborate Cohen.
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What they're saying: "It's clear the defense has a Plan A, B, C, and so on, which is logical," said a person in the litigation communications industry who has been following the case.
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"We believe that the separation of (electronics arm) Veoneer and the creation of two focused companies is logical and will realize significant value," Cevian Managing Partner Christer Gardell said in an emailed comment.
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"We welcome the verdict which is logical as investors (in subordinated bonds) ... lacked information," Kristjan Verbic, the head of the PanSlovenian Shareholders' Association which represents a number of holders of scrapped bonds, told Reuters.
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"Ukraine is having a very strong start to its export campaign, with almost double the volume compared with a year ago, which is logical when they're looking at a record harvest," Agritel's Cordier said.
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"If this very slight or almost no firming from the level of the exchange rate commitment lasts longer, it is logical that ... it will create more need for action," he told a news conference.
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This is logical given it appears much of the froth in China's commodity markets has been driven by rapid price spikes in steel, as well as for its raw materials, iron ore and coking coal.
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The Moon in Aquarius clashes with Mercury in Scorpio at 4:57 AM. Aquarius is logical, whereas Scorpio relies on intuition—try to find a good balance between these two modes of understanding the world.
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When Roseanne insists that her fear of the new Muslims next door is logical because of all the horrors she's seen on "the news," Jackie cuts in with searing disdain that Fox News doesn't count.
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With those deals apparently out of reach, and Reckitt's core business slowing amid weakening economies and a boycott in South Korea due to a safety scandal, a move for Mead is logical, analysts and bankers said.
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"It is logical and even predictable that criminals who have been damaged by the actions of our government feel hatred and resentment against those who have made those decisions," Mr. Hernández's office wrote in a statement.
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"The fact that it was a constructed language appealed to me," said Max Howald, 23, a computer programmer from Manhattan, who was intrigued by the language partly because it is logical and systematic like computer code.
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It is logical that if our partners know that people who experts don't think can be trusted are accessing intelligence, they'll stop sharing it as readily because it could cost them their own sources and methods.
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We don't know the details of what the FBI is finding in its investigation, but it is logical to wonder if the reason for Comey's firing is that the Bureau was getting too close for Trump's comfort.
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Its defenders argue that since BDS arose in response to Israel's treatment of Palestinians, its focus on Israel is logical, and that its criticism is rooted in the country's violations of international law, not Israel's character itself.
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She talked about employment gains early in the testimony, which led to a little bit of a kneejerk strong dollar reaction, but net net the dollar weakening post the release of the prepared comments I think is logical.
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"In the interest of protecting our own people it is logical that we will step up checks," Kickl, from the far-right Freedom Party that is junior partner to Chancellor Sebastian Kurz's conservatives, told the Salzburger Nachrichten daily.
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Some policymakers have argued that the ECB could raise rates before it ends asset buys, a move that would be counter to its current guidance, but many others have dismissed such a discussion, calling the order is logical.
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It also is logical to argue there is more negative conviction about the Dow's direction from Asia because China is central to almost every Asian economy's performance, and that makes the U.S.-China skirmishes take on an outsized role.
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"It is logical to assume that more extremist-minded individuals will be exposed to potentially harmful conspiracy theories, accept ones that are favorable to their views and possibly carry out criminal or violent actions as a result," the document states.
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The reason we have the courage to do the science is because we believe in a universe that is consistent, and is logical, and that follows laws, and that is so good that it is worth spending our life studying.
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"If a city has a 30% Negro population, then it is logical to assume that Negroes should have at least 30% of the jobs in any particular company, and jobs in all categories rather than only in menial areas," King wrote.
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In short, many workers experienced strong negative emotions; they knew how they felt and what was happening but, in a culture where expressing emotions is discouraged, it is logical to conclude that your feelings are not important enough to warrant attention.
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At the same time, "as much as it is logical for the EU to continue supporting Syrian refugees in Turkey, it is important not to create the impression of giving in to blackmail", one of the diplomats said, according to the sources.
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He said that because the amendment protects activities that facilitate speech, such as giving money to a political candidate to facilitate their free speech, that it is logical it should also cover an activity such as gathering and disseminating information about how police are acting.
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Apple VR isn't inevitable, but it is logical To this point, Apple has only conducted a few preparatory hires and acquisitions — the known ones are German outfit Metaio, for its augmented reality tech, and Swiss motion capture specialists Faceshift — and its intentions remain opaque.
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I can talk about specifics of finding Ruth and casting Joel, but when you're talking about chemistry, you've done the work in the script to make sure the behavior of each character is logical and something actors can understand and wrap their heads around.
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"As far as I know, Trump does not currently have any intentions to withdraw, which is logical, because if in the current environment he decides to withdraw the contingent, then everything will collapse," Interfax quoted Zamir Kabulov, special representative to the Russian president on Afghanistan, as saying.
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"It is logical to expect a processor update, at a minimum, especially given the upcoming launch of Apple Arcade which will be positioned as a key selling point for Apple TV. In addition, Apple has remained pretty tightlipped about the upcoming Apple TV+ service," Cybart wrote.
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"You need a catalyst to go higher and the only one that is out there to me that is logical and would drive the market higher is earnings, and so far it is OK," said Phil Blancato, CEO of Ladenberg Thalmann Asset Management in New York.
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"The prioritization by the government of the manufacturing sector is logical as it would create many jobs," said Michael Ghebru, Chief Executive of Belayab Foods and Franchise PLC, which opened the first of ten planned Pizza Hut restaurants in Ethiopia this month, the first major foreign food franchise.
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"Clearly the Trump administration is trying to improve relations with Turkey, thus it is logical that Northern Cyprus is trying to leverage a deal," said Brenda Shaffer, an adjunct professor at Georgetown University's Center for Eurasian, Russia and and East European Studies at Georgetown University's School of Foreign Service.
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So it is logical that Mr. Thiam, and perhaps other European bank executives, like John Cryan at Deutsche Bank, James E. Staley at Barclays, Stuart Gulliver at HSBC and Sergio P. Ermotti of UBS might consider more radical ways to reduce their financial commitments to some of these operations.
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An exit poll for Il Fatto Quotidiano, a newspaper, found that 59% of those who voted for the centre-left this month favoured a coalition with the M5S and the LeU, That is logical since Five Star voters are closer in outlook to the PD's followers than to Italy's conservatives.
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Once we conclude that the court divided evenly on the standing question, it is logical to expect that, had there not been a tie among the justices on the merits, we would have seen an opinion that affirmed the opinion below by an equally divided court on the standing question — i.e.
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"The inverse correlation of FTSE with sterling is logical because of the overseas earnings of the FTSE, so if sterling continues to move, that will have a significant effect on that trade-off between large, international companies and more domestic companies," said Simon Gergel, CIO for UK Equities at Allianz Global Investors.
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"It is logical that the United States should do whatever it is able to do to assist in the return of normal economic health in the world, without which there can be no political stability and no assured peace," he said in a Harvard University speech where he unveiled the Marshall Plan.
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Now, normally not changing city operations just for sports events makes sense and is logical but if there are, like, thousands of people, maybe upwards of 10,000 fans, that need to catch a train to get home late at night, I mean, it could be time to reassess how you do things.
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I have a theory on this that I am still working out, but basically it is based on the idea that there are two cognitive processes that go on in our brain as we seek to interpret the world around us: one is logical and linear the other is intuitive and holistic.
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Trade matters: U.S. tech companies are moving fast into international markets while also trying to stay globally competitive as China and others make massive investments into areas like AI. As the Trump administration is active on trade issues, which can widely impact the tech industry, picking someone with extensive international trade experience is logical.
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If you have any issues with your reputation you may need to smooth over, this transit will also support you in sending out some good PR. Mercury is logical and detail oriented, while Neptune is non-linear and poetic—but they'll be sharing lots of love today, making this a magical end to October.
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"Conservatives approach the situation from the start with greater reactivity to threat, a greater prior belief to the level of danger in the world, so it is logical for the conservative to take more seriously information about hazards than the liberal does," Daniel Fessler, the University of California Los Angeles professor behind the study, told the Atlantic's Olga Khazan.
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"His view — which, incidentally, is logical — is that the division between Gaza and the West Bank, which stems from the chronic conflict between Hamas and Fatah, weakens the national Palestinian movement and is worth the headache inherent in dealing with two semi-functional political entities," Shimrit Meir, an Israeli analyst of Palestinian politics, wrote in the daily Yediot Ahronot.
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"I think this will happen because the labor cost available in the world will increase, and using machines to do something that is logical and programmable is a very feasible way to make sure a customer is satisfied and efficiency is improved," Sun told CNBC's Geoff Cutmore at the East Tech West conference held in the Nansha district of Guangzhou, China.
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"I regret to say, yes it is (logical) and the short term reaction is that investors will exit the airlines sector, the transport sector, the travel sector, the leisure sector and there will be a flight to quality in the dollar as we are seeing in the movement on the dollar-euro," Bob Parker, senior advisor at Credit Suisse, said.
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"And if I am showing objective signs of being younger -- more vigor and positivity -- then I think it is logical to assume that I have already lengthened my lifespan by moving to IF." Research on fasting Research involving animals has revealed that intermittent fasting can reduce the risk of obesity and its related diseases, including non-alcoholic fatty liver disease, diabetes and cancer.
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Michael Carrier, an antitrust expert and professor of law at Rutgers University, said it is logical Facebook is viewed as being in the most trouble, because of a combination of its role in the 2016 election, its control over data — along with privacy concerns — and its status as more of an optional platform than the essential services performed by Google (internet search) and Amazon (online shopping).
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"There are multiple health problems associated with childhood obesity, and we now know that SCFE is one of them," said Dr Tim Theologis of Oxford University Hospitals in the UK. "Although this was beyond the scope of this study, it is logical to assume that if obese children were to lose weight, this would reduce their risk of SCFE," Theologis, who wasn't involved in the study, said by email.
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While the danger posed by ICBMs may be overstated, North Korea's conventional and nuclear threat to its neighbors is profound, and may be why Trump is left with few options other than sitting down with Kim Jong Un. If North Korea is hoping for just such a meeting, as some analysts have argued, Inbar said it is "logical to assume" that Kim will want to test an ICBM as soon as possible.
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