Sentence examples for certainly practical from inspiring English sources

To the Editor: Although there are certainly practical problems posed by applying our venerable Constitution to modern American life, these are minuscule compared with the monstrosity that would likely emerge from a new Constitutional Convention, circa 2012.

It is certainly practical, in these shallow-bottomed times: it does not require a diving board or deep water or even much skill, and it is quite forgiving when you get it wrong.

There are certainly practical benefits to emulating real-life behavior, such as flight simulators for training pilots.

Viewsonic's latest doesn't exactly fit into the "peanuts" category at $750, but it's certainly practical for all the parties mentioned above, and 3D-ready to boot.

Broad frequency band DEP levitation measurements on plant protoplasts suggest that the microchip based positive DEP levitation is certainly practical and perhaps a more suitable alternative to the conventional 3D electrode system.

Since the development processes behind the various surveys are not necessarily theoretical, but certainly practical and political, the extent of similarity among the dimensions covered in these surveys has been unclear.

(But that's certainly more practical than his current profession, benevolent vampire).

There is, therefore, no strict historical precedent and certainly no practical necessity for croissants to be curved.

Maybe you don't want to put something like this on the table when you're setting a sterling-silver dinner, but it certainly is practical.

Children who play chess almost certainly learn practical skills, but some of the better players compete abroad and meet children from other countries.

Either way, cool idea, but certainly not practical.