Sentence examples for cost and practicality from inspiring English sources

For many people, the cost and practicality of copying and posting lengthy documentation is prohibitive.

However, Gove has decided not to proceed with the project on grounds of cost and practicality.

But concerns remain about the cost and practicality of introducing them.

But that can only happen if troubling issues of cost and practicality can be surmounted.

(However, a consultation is now under way to examine cost and practicality, which could herald the end of the accounts).

Unions might even explore the cost and practicality of giving teachers sabbatical semesters for professional development after a decade of teaching.

Internet service providers have voiced concern at the plans, questioning the cost and practicalities of installing systems to harvest the so-called "packet" data that shows senders, recipients and the times of messages.

Making a decision about whether to implement a school-based health promotion intervention should be based on evidence of effectiveness, cost and practicalities.

Additionally, studies examining hormone concentrations have tended to use small sample sizes, with a few hundred participants at most, probably as a result of the cost and practicalities of collecting these samples [ 56- 59].

In terms of cost and practicalities it is understandable why most researchers do not perform replicates in clinical studies, our results indeed suggest they may not be necessary; however providing a hybridisation plan along with the raw data, would make the processing of data more transparent.

The Bank's internal bank concluded that it could not compete with the range of services, including online banking, offered by high street institutions, and said all staff accounts would be closed by next year on grounds of costs and practicality.