Sentence examples for a practical goal from inspiring English sources

That is, of course, the idea, and there are many reasons reclamation might be a practical goal.

When they do hook up, things improve — too fast, it turns out, as if reconciliation were more of a dream than a practical goal.

The United States needs a practical goal, and a permanent human presence on the moon would invigorate a splendid program that appears to need a better short- and long-term focus.

But that was not a practical goal at many cleanup sites, including Love Canal, where the level of risk of additional cancers is now reckoned at one in 10,000.

MMP analysis has a practical goal: molecular transformations can help medicinal chemists to drive the molecular optimization process.

As seen from another angle, individualization is simultaneously an ideal and a practical goal in everyday life.

They also said the progression-free survival was a more practical goal for a breast cancer trial.

A personally practical goal, instead of getting to the moon, would be to earn a paying job as an astronaut.

But there is another way to get cures: applied research, when you have a specific practical goal and you work towards it single-mindedly.

Based on our previous discussion of the microwave transport properties in GR-FET devices[5], the possibility to utilize GR for THz detection has become a more practical goal.

(Prauss 1981 argues that Kant failed to achieve this insight, in part because he did not appreciate how cognitive success is a fundamentally practical goal. Förster 1992 discusses Kant's reflections on this topic in his final manuscript, the Opus Postumum).