Sentence examples for it s a practical from inspiring English sources

It?s a practical, workable tool that will help farmers and ranchers of tomorrow tap into the range of USDA resources today.

They're not being discriminated against, says co-founder Wanja S. Oberhof, but it's a practical issue: Newspaper pages have a known size and established prices while blogs have a more variable output.

He lives in London with his wife and young daughter and teaches at Birkbeck College, but he remains evangelical about taking philosophy out of the ivory towers and into people's homes - so that it is a practical tool to help people live lives that are engaging and fulfilling.

He was released in May 2010, with Mansfield boss David Holdsworth saying "it's a practical decision for both the club and Luke".

"Stan starts with a vision, and then goes out to invent what we need to get from here to there," says Joachim Doehler, a senior scientist at ECD. Doing this requires more than scientific theory: it requires a practical engineer's mind too.

"It's always been a practical matter of how much the record companies have been willing to invest in the creation of this content, and it's evolved to a place where it can be done fairly efficiently for a reasonable amount of money," Atwood asserted.

It's far from a practical device it's too thin to absorb much sunlight, and for now it works only with a single wavelength of light but it's the first time that anyone has been able to generate electrical current using these high-energy electrons.

In a slight twist (and let's face it, a more practical one) two engineers at the University of Wisconsin have revealed technology that will allows phones to charge by movement.

It agreed to impose export taxes and limit shipments if prices in the United States fall much below their current unusually high levels.In this section Now it's the people's gas A practical man Just (don't) legalise it Reprints Related items Tax avoidance: Holes in the netMay 4th 2006The previous Liberal government had held out for better terms.

The second is to allow police and prosecutors to concentrate on drug-trafficking gangs, for which they would have broader powers.In this section Now it's the people's gas A practical man Just (don't) legalise it ReprintsMr Fox backtracked after American officials joined a chorus of local criticism of legalisation.

It was Russell's mission as a practical moralist, a social reformer and a popular sage to promote a humane and non-superstitious ethic.