Sentence examples for little practicality from inspiring English sources

"We are in agreement that a contract would have little practicality given Coach Paterno's seniority," Spanier said in an e-mail message Thursday.

AT "Love, Life and Lingerie," a fashion show and fund-raiser for the South Fork Breast Coalition on Feb. 9 at the Southampton Publick House, the Chinese auction was tinged with a little practicality.

Those decision or diagnosis systems have little practicality in real medical institutions.

Of course the same could be said of a Mazda Miata, Porsche Boxster, Corvette or dozens of other cars that have a high fun quotient and little practicality.

While I am a big believer in following your heart, I'm wise enough to know sometimes a little practicality is necessary for a happy and healthy relationship.

Maybe, but plastic body panels, a thoroughly waterproof interior and a 120-mile electric range means it has a little practicality too.

His next play, "The Memorandum", first performed in 1966, dealt with an invented language, Ptydepe, designed (like communism) to eliminate ambiguity and promote efficiency, but with little regard for practicality or humanity.

The Florida justices are appointed but subsequently face retention elections, and they know a little about the practicalities of politics.

Despite all the attention paid to companies like Enron, academics know very little about the practicalities of white-collar crime.

(Yes, shorting the bagel man is white-collar crime, writ however small). Despite all the attention paid to companies like Enron, academics know very little about the practicalities of white-collar crime.

The view of the movement in "Suffragette" is monolithic, with differences appearing only on the matter of tactics — of the tendency toward violence (directed solely against property, not against people) — and even these are mentioned only briefly, with little discussion of practicalities.