Sentence examples for for that practical reason from inspiring English sources

The Scottish government insists it is for that practical reason, rather than any ideological purpose, that this totemic Thatcherite policy is being scrapped in Scotland.

And Mr. Bush may find that he needs the Europeans for his national missile defense system -- for the practical reason that a deep transatlantic rift would be very costly in trade and other areas, and strategically to preserve alliances.

We would say no, both on principle – free should mean free – and for the practical reason that a regime to monitor re-use and collect royalties would cost huge sums to run and function as a bureaucratic barrier to entrepreneurialism.

The majority of research into infants' development tends to focus on babies and their mothers for the practical reason that mothers are more likely to be the main caregiver, particularly in the first year of life.

The aim of a recursive approach to presupposition was always in the air, for the practical reason that it seems the only way to deal with presuppositions for infinitely many sentences.

This age was chosen for the practical reason that elderly patients are more frequently at home, thus simplifying saliva collection.

However, it might be preferable to set both the lead time and unhealthy time at 10 years for the practical reason that it is easier to measure finer levels of values with such a time frame.

The transmission geometry [ 4] is only rarely used for the practical reason that the sample is caught between two objectives, the confocality of which has to be carefully adjusted.

This graph shows that, for practical reason, it is not feasible to recover the full network.

This subset (or part thereof) was also analysed for 34 additional substances of interest that for practical reasons could not be included in the standard set (phenols, polychlorinated biphenyls (PCBs), benzothiazoles, and other PAHs and phthalates; Table 1b).

A final limitation of the search strategy was that for practical reasons only published literature was sourced; however, it seems unlikely that publication status would be a substantial source of bias in the current context.