Inductive logic uses examples to support more general claims.
For example, my Toyota is a great car and so is my sister s Toyota. Therefore, Toyota s are good cars. You would use inductive logic in a disadvantage by giving an example of a situation where a plan caused a problem and then claimed that such plans generally cause this problem. For example, if you argue that wind power costs money, you would argue inductively that renewable energy costs money. You would use inductive logic in a justification argument in a slightly different way.