Sentence examples for But pragmatically from inspiring English sources

But, pragmatically, it is simply not worth it.To begin with, it is tackling a tiny problem.

But pragmatically the situations are going to be heightened, there's going to be more drama attached to them.

But pragmatically we have to accept that they are an essential part of our description of all quantum phenomena.

But, pragmatically, Pearce says that requiring universal salt iodization in this country is very unlikely to happen.

"They weren't excited about the new job, but pragmatically it was the right thing to do".

Israel is right to take the public position it has at this stage but, pragmatically, it must look to dialogue.

President Obama, for example, does not openly renounce affirmative action, but he pragmatically stresses universal social programs like health care.

Niantic's PR firm didn't respond to my request for an interview, but perhaps pragmatically has already released a fix for the app's overly broad permissions demands.

We do think Europe needs to be reformed, we don't want unecessary regulation coming from Europe but people pragmatically believe that being in Europe with influence in Europe is very strongly in our national interest.

Rand's stand Trigger happy The price is wrong Little time for celebration Imitation games ReprintsMr Paul has attempted to build his own political brand, libertarian but more pragmatically so than his father (for example, he does not want to abolish the Federal Reserve).

Máíh ĩki assertive questions are syntactically identical to polar questions, but are pragmatically treated as declaratives of the opposite polarity.