Sentence examples for more practicable and from inspiring English sources

Tax policy must be made more practicable and the tax system more coherent.

And we need a deeper and better-target intervention in intergenerational poverty and discrimination to make the ideal of equal rights more practicable and effective.

Since then, air transport has become much more practicable, and the Seikan Tunnel seems fated to carry significantly fewer passengers between the two islands than aircraft do.

An intermediate instruction set is introduced to make multi-source translation more practicable and scalable.

Although the counts recorded can be used directly to derive the TAC, these features of the software make the whole system much more practicable and efficient.

Based on the nominal system and the related bounds of uncertainties, a hybrid nonlinear controller, which is more practicable and easily implemented than many other existing ones in the literature, is proposed.

This approach appears to be a more practicable alternative, and offers the promise of successful operation over a wide frequency bandwidth.

Together, these features mean that screening for genes responsible for particular phenotypes is now more feasible and practicable in Plasmodium parasites.

Noticeably, only the coupling weights of spanning trees in each community are tuned, which are low-cost and more practicable.

Each of these is likely to be cheaper and more practicable to use than artemether-lumefantrine but still likely to be more expensive that AQ+SP or CQ+SP.

In addition to using engineered systems to study general ecological questions, microbial ecologists and environmental engineers need to investigate conditions, processes, and interactions in engineered environments in order to make the ecological engineering of bioreactor design and operation more practicable.