it stands to reason that

Knowledge is power, so it stands to reason that what you don't know can hurt you (or at least your revenues).

It stands to reason that such information should be well guarded if any portion of it is transferred over the power line.

So, it stands to reason that potato juice could be used on your hair to provide a stiffening effect much like a hair gel.

It stands to reason that the infrastructure required for these types of games is not as complex as massively multiplayer online games.

But it stands to reason that can't last forever, a thought that investors obviously have been chewing on a bit lately.

Sam knows he has the same soul as he had last week, and it stands to reason that this is true of Gretchen too.

It stands to reason that he is aiming for the post of the general manager.

So it stands to reason that cell phone viruses are a threat, as well.

Most customers of these companies are female, so it stands to reason that they will do better with some women in charge.

As our boss made only a small profit this year, it stands to reason that we wont get very big bonuses.

It stands to reason that the downtown design duo would be hip to the locavore trend.

It stands to reason that an anti-virus technology may use constant folding to undo the obfuscation created by constant unfolding.

It stands to reason that a fish that can be sold for hundreds of dollars a slice is going to attract fishing fleets .

It stands to reason that he does not attend the meeting.

Given that any code that can run can be disassembled, it stands to reason that keeping it obscured serves no valid security purpose.

With a combined IQ of nearly 280, they figure it stands to reason that their children will be pretty bright, too.

So it stands to reason that throughout Delmont's tenure the average paycheck in this city has been getting steadily bigger.

It stands to reason that a man with his experience should expect to be well paid.

It stands to reason that as supplies diminish, helium will be used more efficiently and investments in recycling technologies will grow.

So it stands to reason that the instinct to keep rather than cut a ham has long been strong.

He says that it stands to reason that old families have done their spurt of work in past days, and can't have anything left in 'em now.

If dioxin and ionizing radiation cause cancer, then it stands to reason that less exposure to them should improve public health.

It stands to reason that I should accept her invitation.

You would have thought it stands to reason that design requires an intelligent designer.

It stands to reason that they should be "Sea King" , the number of sharks may be why more and more less?

It stands to reason that I should decline the offer.

We are responsible for much of the progress that will be made, and it stands to reason that we must get started very soon.

It stands to reason that they'll go if you don't pay them enough.

It stands to reason that they got married.

It stands to reason that if a canal should burst, it will be where the sides are weakest.

It stands to reason that distance is dead.

IT STANDS to reason that 19 men cannot change history. But they did.

It stands to reason that the same dynamics are at work in the labor market.

It stands to reason that we love chocolate cake because it is sweet.

It stands to reason that one will be punished if he or she violates the law.

It stands to reason that if we leave late, we will arrive late.

As vocabulary is the foundation of all communication, it stands to reason that to remember vocabulary;

So it stands to reason that God exists in all beings as the All-pervasive Power;