Sentence examples for genuinely practical from inspiring English sources

The book combines wooliness of the "What Color Is Your Parachute?" sort with genuinely practical advice.

Another 16-qubit IBM device will now be offered for public use via the cloud, too a further sign that firms are scrambling to build genuinely practical quantum devices.

I mean that by some feature of our humanity or our cosmos, it turns out that one of the most genuinely practical things that you can do is to study the most beautiful, profound, ambitious, and challenging questions that you can find.

In this class with Daniel Webb and Bettina Maidment, you will be invited to bring in a week's worth of plastic to analyse your own impact on the plastic pollution issue, and will come away with genuinely practical tips on how to reduce your plastic.

Graduate students and researchers will find this book invaluable as it gives an excellent background from which to begin genuinely practical interdisciplinary research in the biomedical sciences.

If Hume regards the failure to take the known means to one's end as contrary to reason, then on Hume's view reason has a genuinely practical aspect; it can indeed classify some actions as unreasonable.

I won't buy any more imperfect merchandise unless it serves a genuinely useful, practical purpose.

From this it follows (given the conceptual premise) that no motivationally 'external' considerations could genuinely be practical reasons for an agent.

"From all this, one thing becomes clear: we desperately need more MPs who have a genuinely lived, robustly practical understanding of how the world they seek to govern actually functions".

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Morgan says: "If London wants to continue to attract students – who contribute massively to our local economy – then this is a practical way to genuinely help them.