Sentence examples for intended to be practical from inspiring English sources

The house is intended to be practical, affordable (a two-bed unit will sell for £200,000) and equipped to deal with floods, by rising with the water levels.

Regular comedy evenings was number 14 of the 75 ideas, which were intended to be practical and relatively simple improvements, from more attractive presentation of food to a culture of saying "thank you".

The humanist Lipsius intended to be practical but to avoid any concrete and contemporary applications of the general principles he set out.

Most of the ideas aren't intended to be practical.

Other apparently usable buildings are really follies, deliberately constructed for a decorative purpose and never intended to be practical.

Although feedback might be intended to be practical and useful, literature shows that if feedback is regarded as inaccurate, incredible or invalid, clinicians might reject the feedback, attribute a lack of progress to external reasons and lower the goal of treatment.

State Representative Bill Wright, a Republican who was the sponsor of the guest worker bill in the House, said it was intended to be a practical way to deal with illegal immigrants in the state.

Following our analysis of policy, literature and case study examples, we have produced a paper intended to be of practical help to health and social care strategic leaders and workforce planners.

This laboratory is intended to be a practical learning tool to study the deposition of chemical species, e.g. Cu2+, subject to the typical mass transfer mechanisms, i.e. diffusion, migration and convection.

The 'Lambeth Conventions' is a guidance document, written in 1987 (Walker et al., 1988), intended to be of practical value in the investigation of experimental arrhythmias induced by ischaemia, infarction, and reperfusion.

But let's be honest: the real issue here isn't (nor was it intended to be) a practical one: it's a symbolic one.