Sentence examples for heavy practical from inspiring English sources

as proposed in Luhmann's evolution theory perspective on organisations, may be highly abstract in theory, but it has heavy practical repercussions.

His last directorial effort had been the special-effects-heavy "Practical Magic" (1998), with Nicole Kidman and Sandra Bullock playing witches.

The license is binding, but not heavy handed.This is a big practical step to freeing institutional holdings which are, in theory, already freely accessible.

Aficionados sneer at the shinier crocodile-skin models, preferring the heavier, practical-looking leathers.

Classes are held in English, and there is a western curriculum heavy on practical subjects such as business and engineering.

Such a weight, needed to maintain intrinsic value, would have been too heavy for practical everyday use.

The visual effects in the film, a heavy mixture of practical and digital — much more practical than any of the prequels, for what it's worth — are impressive aside from a few iffy creatures and sort-of-weightless bits of machinery.

This fuel is heavy, making rockets practical only for short, vertical flights into space.

A hoist rope any longer is too heavy to be practical; at thirty-two hundred feet, it will snap, like a stream of spit in a stairwell.

But previous studies have concluded that ordinary magnets would be too big and heavy to be practical on a space mission.

An available data set from a variety of heavy vehicles in practical situations was used for predictions of spinal stress and fatigue life.