Sentence examples for its own practical from inspiring English sources

Trying to drink beer or carbonated soft drinks in weightlessness presents its own practical problems of physics, anyway.

As I've written before, the government could further its own practical interests by means of an amnesty, pardon, or plea bargain, too — there are ways Snowden could help.

Don't call it a "murse" or a "man-bag", two derogatory terms for what is clearly its own practical, potent genre.

Temperature dependence of vapor pressure has its own practical value for calculating the parameters of individual stages of the synthesis.

Each saṅgha tended to specialize in a specific branch of learning, had its own practical customs and relations with lay circles, and was influenced by the particular territories, economy, and use of language and dialect prevalent in its environment.

The prediction of protein folding rates has its own practical value due to the fact that aggregation directly depends on the rate of protein folding.

This chimed in perfectly with his own practical experience and thinking.

His vision of healthcare free at the point of use, based on need and not ability to pay, was borne of his own practical experience of hardship in the valleys of south Wales.

Having retranslated the Gospels, he formulated his own practical religion, which he believed contained the blueprint for building the Kingdom of God on earth.

No matter how wrong he has been proved, no matter how glaring his ignorance of the facts, Kristol will always match Bush in his serene conviction of his own practical wisdom, reality be damned.

(Myopic diners take note: Each booth has an overhead light with its own, very practical dimmer switch, making the reading of menus and bills a snap).