Sentence examples for became a practical from inspiring English sources

By 1970, the design became a practical compromise between an airfoil & a sphere; no wings, a deltoid tail, & a tricycle landing gear, a hybrid of airship & airplane.

When digital computers finally became a practical reality in the 1940s, women were again pioneers in writing software for the machines.

Andrew, the San Francisco-area architect, said using his jammer was initially fun, and then became a practical way to get some quiet on the train.

This subject, later known as molecular biology, became a practical reality with the application of the electron microscope (1940) and with techniques, such as ultracentrifugation, that allowed the separation of cellular components for direct physiological and biochemical analysis.

Premodern oil was inedible, but advances in chemistry allowed fresh oil to be hardened into a fat, which was used for margarine and soap until vegetable oil became a practical alternative in the late 1930s.

While Einstein himself never became a practical man, his dreams changed the world.

"It's become a practical tool," Mrs. Chung added.

Suddenly, the "internet on your phone" becomes a practical reality rather than a futile disappointment.

For a few who lost everything in the storm, tiny houses have become a practical solution.

But the transition, says Barking and Dagenham's principal, Cathy Walsh, has become "a practical nightmare".

But what happens when diversity means groups so different that mutual tolerance becomes a practical impossibility?