Nearly half of us were trying to figure out what this apparent non-sequitur had to do with our failing firm.

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This is a non sequitur as if the wealthy paying higher rates are going to do something about the real problem.

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Instead, critics respond with a non-sequitur: never mind the effects on government budgets, look instead at immigration's impact on the overall economy.

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But as far as I can see it is a howling non sequitur to conclude that mental data are objects of scientific knowledge.

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As compelling as the story was, it appeared a non sequitur.

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This non sequitur and associated arguments, such as the claim that legalized online gambling protects minors, were rejected by the U.S. gambling commission and experts testifying before Congress.

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We explained last year why that correlation is far less encouraging than feminists wish it to be, but in any case Marcotte's argument was a non sequitur.

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"The fact that the MPAA is using the injunction in this manner is a non sequitur, " as it bets that other courts will find the same way that the New York court did, she said.

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While the direction of the Fed funds rate has sparked much debate among those eager to see a stronger dollar, it should be said that these discussions are very much a non sequitur considering world events.

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But this is a non sequitur.

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