Sentence examples for a pragmatic selection from inspiring English sources

In the end whether Cole makes it to the World Cup will depend firstly on policy: is this a squad picked with Euro 2016 in mind, or simply a pragmatic selection for the summer to come?

That has left Benítez forced to pursue a pragmatic selection process to steer a relatively fragile squad through the clutter as he seeks to ensure his seven-month spell at the club yields at least one trophy and Champions League qualification.

Australia are not the force of old but, with this squad, they have made a pragmatic selection to give themselves the best possible chance of winning back the Ashes.

Braun made a pragmatic choice.

Uruguay made a pragmatic choice.

"It's a pragmatic choice," she said.

Although the study was not designed as a randomised controlled trial, the pragmatic selection of the GPs took place at random using the chronology that guided the assignment of their patients.

As pragmatic selection criteria were applied an identity > 60% and known protein sequence coverage > 50% [ 32].

Brooklyn Street Art: The spraying process alone is so impressive with the pragmatic selection of materials and venting, and economical use of space... XAM: Originally I had a studio near my apartment.

'Evidence-based policy-making' usually meant pragmatic selection of 'evidence' such as best practice guidance, clinicians' and users' views of services and innovations from elsewhere.

Undermining a highly-valued England one-day captain ahead of a limited-overs series by dropping him for the preceding Test would hardly be a pragmatic piece of selection and it will be resisted, however impatient the in-form alternative, Ravi Bopara, might get.