logical outcome

Frequency: 6.58.8 per million words

A result that makes sense based on the preceding events or facts.

outcomeADJECTIVE + outcome

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logical

Examples (10)

  • Given the premises, the conclusion was the only logical outcome.
  • His promotion was a logical outcome of his hard work and dedication.
  • The collapse of the company was a logical outcome of its poor management.
  • We anticipated this as the logical outcome of the negotiations.
  • Increased pollution is a logical outcome of unregulated industrial expansion.
  • For many, the election result was a logical outcome given the political climate.
  • The discovery of the new species was a logical outcome of years of research.
  • It was the logical outcome that the small team would struggle against the larger one.
  • This policy is likely to lead to a logical outcome of improved public health.
  • The rapid growth of technology was a logical outcome of scientific advancements.