Sentence examples for having no practical from inspiring English sources

Unfair is having no practical option but to enter the fund.

The Coordinating Committee, which had always stressed its non-exclusionist, non-centralized, laissez-faire character, expressed outrage ("They're leaning over backwards to define not what they are but what they're not," said one student), and the march organizers, having no practical means to censor the posters anyway, capitulated.

Then, Veblen identified a more prestigious line of work in the social sciences, and other sciences, which he called, "esoteric," which prided itself on having no practical use of any kind, totally remote from anything having to do with what we would now call "policy and economics" -- public policy.

This is done only by optimizing the combination of design parameters of recuperator taking entransy dissipation number as the objective function under certain constraint conditions, and the cost is no more than the low-temperature waste heat having no practical value.

Having no practical experience in a lesbian relationship while writing Odd Girl Out, she set out to gain what she termed "fieldwork experience" in her trips to Greenwich Village, and was successful enough to introduce those experiences into the next book in the series before relocating once more to Southern California.

They have no practical value.

So you really have no practical option".

"Otherwise they have no practical purpose".

Also, I have no practical skills whatsoever.

The argon compound has no practical application.

It has no practical, functional value.