
It stands to reason
Inference Clues
Use when the evidence strongly suggests a conclusion even if it's not directly stated.

Given his expertise, it stands to reason he'll solve the problem quickly.
Certainty vs. Possibility
It implies high certainty of an outcome or belief, not just a possibility or guess.

Since all the tickets are sold out, it stands to reason that the concert will be packed.
Avoid Overuse
Use sparingly to emphasize conclusions that are very logical; overuse can weaken its impact.

It's cloudy today, but it stands to reason we'll need sunscreen for tomorrow's picnic.
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