Sentence examples for consider the practicality from inspiring English sources
"We also had to consider the practicality of heavy things being brought up the hillside," said Ms. Ingjaldsdottir, noting that the panels were lighter than those made of conventional concrete.
Instead, after hearing from a series of speakers who opposed the measure, Mr. Bloomberg decided to hold off, saying he needed more time to consider the practicality of the law.
Wherever you plant your trust, consider the practicality of having property administered in some far-off place like Alaska for generations to come, even if it saves on taxes.
We further reinforce our analysis through simulations where we consider the practicality of the protocol and study its performance for various realistic reader-tag topologies under varying levels of time synchronization constraints.
Leave aside the moralities, consider the practicalities.
You also need to consider the practicalities, from financing your gap year to surviving without home comforts.
When the TUC voted to consider the practicalities of a general strike, the general secretary of the RMT union, Bob Crow, seconded the motion saying: Every single person is representing someone here today under attack from this rotten government.
And consider the practicalities: weddings are long and often involve extended standing-around periods, so shoes that don't hurt and a coat that enhances the look, rather than killing it off, are non-negotiable.
As some scientists consider the practicalities of a multigenerational trip to distant stars, a self-described exo-semiotician ponders what the response should be to a call from far, far away.
In Davos this week world leaders will consider the practicalities of inclusive growth, including the need for good governance, how to ensure all citizens have access to economic opportunity and how to address income inequality.
It is one thing to waffle on about "direct action" carried out by fair means or foul, but any good general needs to consider the practicalities: an armed coup would involve killing British citizens, including Corbyn supporters.
