Sentence examples for a pragmatic consideration from inspiring English sources

Ultimately, a pragmatic consideration applies: The new administration has only so much funding remaining to rescue the banks, but likely not enough to launch a more aggressive intervention.

I, too, have a pragmatic consideration: I believe that it is unrealistic to expect anything positive to come from the current laissez-faire approach of merely bringing diverse students together on the same campus.

While perhaps counterintuitive, the House Democrats' embrace of tax-cutting rhetoric stems in part from a pragmatic consideration: the alternative minimum tax has a disproportionate impact on Democratic-leaning states.

Sometimes it was just a pragmatic consideration: getting more effectively to the chorus or differentiating the chorus melody from the verse melody so the song had somewhere to go.

On one natural understanding of this notion, a pragmatic consideration is one that has to do with utility or usefulness in the service of some goal connected to human interests, where these interests are in some relevant sense "practical".

Case in point is the call for a pragmatic consideration of the Congressionally-approved detainee provisions within the defense authorization bill, passed by the Senate last week, that would require mandatory military detention for some terrorism suspects.

A merely pragmatic consideration in favour of systematic reviews of reasons is that there is no need to measure the quality of reasoning: a complete answer does not require this.

A second line of argument which is important for the fit between an ethical theory and the issue at stake is the more pragmatic consideration of an alignment between the ethical-theoretical background and the stakeholders' actual moral deliberation and behavior, which form part of the moral phenomenon observed.

Marijuana's regulation in a legal market should be based on pragmatic consideration of the public interest rather than a revival of the misconceptions of the very policy it is intended to replace.

But Newkirk suddenly backed off a partnership, perhaps because of internal pressure, perhaps out of more pragmatic consideration.

What is crucial about this passage is Hempel's emphasis on the pragmatic consideration of the time at which the argument is presented in relation to the time of occurrence of the explanandum event itself.