Sentence examples for lack practicality from inspiring English sources
But the solutions you suggest -- following up in the editorial or Op-Ed sections, or simply asking the readers -- all lack practicality.
Generalization theory [32] provides a variety of criteria to bound the generalization error of a learning machine, but these approaches often lack practicality.
While these smaller accessories are better for our health than their larger counterparts — experts find that carrying around a large, heavy tote can cause back pain, neck pain, and even headaches — these picturesque purses can lack practicality.
Previous research has reported that isoinertial tests lack practicality due to limitations in using isoinertial repetition maximum tests with certain populations, such as novice, elderly or functionally limited participants [6, 8, 13].
Studies that claim clinical relevance may lack sufficient statistical significance to make meaningful statements or, conversely, may lack practicality despite showing a statistically significant difference in treatment options.
However, this practice of repeated manipulations, while seeming not to show adverse effects, lacks practicality for routine use.
This was reflected through students' product creativity which showed novel and aesthetic qualities, but lacked practicality.
Findings revealed five themes (1) mixed emotions; (2) self-development; (3) finding the lectures lacked practicality and relevance; (4) highlighting three stages for discontinuing drug-usage; and, (5) suggesting tips for the advancement of lectures.
There were the times we lacked practicality, "Remember Sue getting us all hyped up about Skydiving and the winter we took that night skiing course where the whole mountain was a sheet of ice," said Roberta.
While I'm sure those obligations might have compounded interest, leaving the opportunity of "going for it" in those five years (especially if you have entrepreneurial DNA) is a mistake and actually lacks practicality.
Actually, I want practicality.
