Sentence examples for considerable practical advantage from inspiring English sources
People are so accustomed to thinking of life and death as mutually exclusive, exhaustive sets that there would be considerable practical advantage in insisting on some sensible line that demarcates death in this way.
The use of a fixed age-limit as cutoff for competence is defendable, knowing that age is an efficient indicator of competence with considerable practical advantages as an administrative and normative gauge.
Considerations of practical advantage and elementary justice support this conclusion.
New models of chronic care provision have been developed to respond to the changing burden of disease and there is already considerable practical experience in several different countries showing their advantages but also the difficulties associated with their implementation.
The curtains, which were made by Monte Coleman, (212) 463-0085, have a practical advantage too: all that fabric dampens noise, which -- at a dinner party for 30 -- can be considerable.
Density currents are of considerable practical importance.
This work has considerable practical implications.
The considerable practical implications of this are described.
The X-ray fluorescence radiation of materials is of considerable practical interest.
Rigorous study and considerable practical gnosis were involved in acquiring such competence.
Nevertheless, some low-power varieties of thermoelectric generators have proven to be of considerable practical importance.
