Sentence examples for is in practical from inspiring English sources

So far, the discussion is mostly about technical knowledge, but the future of the universities is in practical knowledge.

This traditional formulation of a university's purpose serves us far better than Mr. Brooks's dubious assertion that "the future of the universities is in practical knowledge".

But with the government and rebel negotiating teams traveling and meeting European governments together, Mr. Ricardo, the peace negotiator, is in practical terms both conceding the rebels that status and saying he recognizes them as his partners in peace efforts.

The only way it can be expected to do so is if it has been made to feel that it had a voice in the process, even if that voice is, in practical terms, symbolic.

What has been sold to working-class and middle-class voters as "a war for the little guy" is in practical terms the wishlist of the ultra-wealthy worldwide.

These expressions are fully applicable when the damping ratio of the boring bar is non-null as it is in practical operations.

A major sponsor, or a significant shareholder, can be in practical control of a club.

Its primary contributions were in practical astronomy navigation, timekeeping, determination of star positions, and almanac publication.

I hope it would be in practical application by the time my lymphoma returns.

The Barton-Walden inquiry was, in practical terms, just a gesture, as the programs in question had already been funded.

Kerr said the supreme court case about parliament's right to trigger article 50 was, in practical terms, a sideshow.