Sentence examples for make more practical from inspiring English sources

Would one or more dwarf trees, which can be cared for with feet on terra firma, make more practical sense?

Storage-enabled smart grids will also make more practical all manner of otherwise episodic, and operationally annoying energy sources like wind and solar.

Like Zendesk, which recently launched Zendesk Explore to provide customer insight across the company, Zuora wants to make more practical use of its data.

While 'triculture' models that include pericytes (Nakagawa et al., 2009) may show some useful additional properties (Al Ahmad et al., 2011; Ramsauer et al., 2002), endothelial-astrocyte models can show a BBB phenotype close enough to the in vivo situation to make more practical systems for mechanistic studies and permeability assays.

It has recently been made more practical by the lengthening of the average consultation in general practice in the UK NHS to 13 minutes.

Devising Shoes With 2-in-1 Soles Shoes are not subject to fashion whim alone, but can often be made more practical, or at least more fun.

But this year Fringe organisers and Equity, the actors' union, alongside the Wellcome Trust, are making more practical support available for participants feeling the pressure.

Others made more practical contributions -- like a MetroCard and prescription eyeglasses for Tabitha, who had been squinting at blackboards in class because she could not afford to replace glasses broken in the shelter.

Trying to make himself useful in all ways, Leibniz proposed that education be made more practical, that academies be founded; he worked on hydraulic presses, windmills, lamps, submarines, clocks, and a wide variety of mechanical devices; he devised a means of perfecting carriages and experimented with phosphorus.

The artist Erik Larsen, co-owner of independent publisher Image Comics, recently grouched on Twitter: "I'm tired of the big two placating a vocal minority at the expense of the rest of the paying audience by making more practical women outfits".

Through processes of moderation and appropriation, the idealistic modernist version was made more practical based on pre-existing socio-cultural characteristics and typological elements.