Sentence examples for both a practical and from inspiring English sources

Mr. Yakovlev's proposal for Iraq has both a practical and a moral logic.

And the result strikes him as both a practical and an aesthetic problem.

"To sabotage", as he points out, can have both a practical and a figurative meaning.

These topics have been important from both a practical and a theoretical point of view.

As both a practical and a philosophical matter, he argues, the law should not necessarily police such things.

Packet headers show coding redundancy from both a practical and a design perspective.

It is integral to the lives of all midshipmen and alumni both in a practical and emotional sense.

But the pledge is important, both on a practical and moral level.

Scheduling such a project is a formidable task, both from a practical and a theoretical perspective.

The use of decapsulated cysts in larval rearing presents some distinct advantages, both from a practical and nutritional point of view.

Buying clothes is a recurring need; both a practical necessity and a way to keep up with changes in style and taste.