it stands to reason

It stands to reason you know the other people in your line of business.

But it stands to reason there's only so much to go around.

I mean, it stands to reason that he doesn't know how much we heard.

So it stands to reason they'd be made of similar stuff.

It stands to reason that most people will be better off after the changes.

It stands to reason that no one can be better than anyone else at being dead.

Further, if you want them to pay up their back child support, it stands to reason that they would need a job.

It stands to reason there wouldn't be this time of year.

But you know, it stands to reason, in a way.

It stands to reason that this is where she will land.

It stands to reason that not of all these are followed up.

And if you're reading this, it stands to reason you are.

It stands to reason that people can and do put their past behind them - if given the opportunity.

He's on five days a week and gets the biggest audience, so it stands to reason.

It stands to reason that we must be missing out.

It stands to reason: men come and go, but our bodies are always with us.

It stands to reason there must be other life somewhere.

It stands to reason that such relationships will be important in the future.

It stands to reason they must have missed a few.

"It stands to reason that our houses are also special."

Once you leave government it stands to reason that property be returned.

It stands to reason were both suspects in the case.

It stands to reason we should move what they're stored in.

It stands to reason you came from a civilized society.

So it stands to reason you'd have contacted him again.