Sentence examples for become the practical from inspiring English sources
Shorts have become the practical and more functional alternative to the miniskirt.
Since deployment of native IP-based multicast has failed, overlay-based multicast has become the practical choice.
In womenswear, thanks to a glut of layering-appropriate outerwear on the high street, it's become the practical way to remain on trend in winter.
During debate on the industry and exports (financial support) bill, Mark Prisk, for the Tories, said: "Business urgently needs practical help but our concern is that these good intentions will not become the practical aid that business is seeking.
Now, more than ever, it is up to us to become the practical ones, to keep alive and real his aspirations and highest hopes.
This became the practical meaning of jus gentium.
Mr. Miller, on the brink of 41, knows how much work is needed, and how much serendipity, before the theoretical becomes the practical.
Although the accords stipulated that the line "should not in any way be interpreted as constituting a political or territorial boundary," the rest of the agreement was not carried out, and the 17th parallel became the practical political boundary between North and South Vietnam.
If, despite the rule that functional features may not be the subject of trade dress protection, a case arises in which trade dress becomes the practical equivalent of an expired utility patent, that will be time enough to consider the matter.
Choosing the design option that maximally meets all the functional requirements (which may but need not originate with the prospective user) and all other considerations and criteria that are taken to be relevant, then becomes the practical decision-making problem to be solved in a particular engineering-design task.
Grove was Intel's first hire after it was founded in 1968 and became the practical-minded member of a triumvirate that eventually led "Intel Inside" processors to be used in more than 80percentt of the world's personal computers.
