Sentence examples for make pragmatic from inspiring English sources
His strategy is to make pragmatic arguments for liberty.
"We will need to be agnostic enough to make pragmatic decisions," says Mr Kallasvuo.
Republicans and Democrats are more ideologically divided, and less inclined to make pragmatic concessions.
Who says unions don't make pragmatic compromises – just like politicians – in the face of harsh realities?
Gradually, over a matter of years, Russians will make pragmatic calculations of their own best interest.
And the brutality against ethnic separatist movements in the northeast and Kashmir demonstrates our unwillingness to make pragmatic compromises.
But it makes pragmatic government harder.
Once the mind recognises that the conditions for sleep are absent, the body makes pragmatic adjustments.
Albert Fishlow, a senior fellow at the Council on Foreign Relations, worries that the schism is making pragmatic problem-solving more difficult.
Most have made pragmatic compromises, such as covering only part of the care cycle, using important but incomplete risk adjustments, and incorporating limited outcome measures.
The Met percussionists made pragmatic decisions in realizing the work: the alarm bells were real; the sound of an airplane propeller was an electronic facsimile.
