Sentence examples for To become practical from inspiring English sources

"Reason does have blind spots, but at the same time, reason can also challenge religion to become practical," he said.

"People are starting to become practical and open about separate spaces," says LeFrak.

Hard AI is revolutionary, but takes time to become practical, and soft AI is practical, but not a game changer.

However, a number of hurdles will have to be overcome if such a process is to become practical.

Therefore, it is suggested that a new stack design with a low pressure drop is required for the concept of multiple-stack SOFC with non-uniform potential operation to become practical.

Traceability of fishing transactions -- from "net to plate" -- allows the ethical hopes to become practical steps.

With a better understanding of the mechanisms of recognition and modulation in the immune response to fungi, it might become practical to administer immune therapy to treat mycobiome-associated diseases.

At that price, probably not reachable for 10 years, it will become practical to tailor medical care to each person based on genetic makeup, he said.

The proposed algorithm is expected to provide a solution to SAT problem and become practical as the problem size scales up.

Until recently on the extreme edge of the inhabited world, it now faces the prospect of becoming a major global hub as the northeast and northwest passages open up to shipping and its vast oil and mineral resources become practical to exploit.

With the evolution of WiFi roaming technology that allow devices, like the Freewheel Moto G, to "roam" from WiFi network to WiFi network (similar to cellular telephone handoff protocols), WiFi Phone services may become practical alternatives to traditional mobile phone networks.