Sentence examples for more practical answers from inspiring English sources

In her article, Ms Cooper says that Labour has to "work harder than ever – talking more about all the things people are worried about, setting out more practical answers and giving people hope and optimism for the future.

A more practical answer could be the introduction of anonymous CVs.

If women, or union leaders, want it not to, they'd better come up with a more practical answer than "make the bankers pay".

While they appreciated the website's provision of "evidence-based medical content", they reported a desire for more practical solutions and "real life answers" (Table  3; 3c) and spoke about finding a balance between these two characteristics.

I expected her to tell me that theatre people are wilder, but her answer was more practical: "Well, I didn't win anything at either".

When INSEAD, a top-ranking business school near Paris, asked the companies whose managers it educates what they wanted, it found the answer was more practical experience, less analysis and fewer case studies.So schools are redesigning their courses.

The answer is more practical than principled.

As illustrated by the following quotation, the answers were frequently a bit evasive or shifted to a more practical direction: "No, I don't need it.

Further study is needed to answer these questions and to make stem cell therapies more practical in the clinical setting.

Alternative minimal models may be used to answer specific questions, which require less detailed information and are therefore potentially more practical in the early drug development stage.

Lawrence Gudza, coordinator, Practical Answers, Practical Action, Zimbabwe, South Africa.