Sentence examples for more practical place from inspiring English sources
Mr. Lane's inspiration for "Cannabis Planet" came from a more practical place: he noticed an increasing number of ads in local newspapers for medical cannabis.
For smaller groups or pairs of travelers setting off on a business trip, a corner table in a wine bar or steakhouse is a more practical place to spread out papers and discuss strategies than the departure lounge or the plane itself.
But it can take a long time to overhaul deep-rooted patterns, so start by tackling the problem from a more practical place.
But that doesn't mean you can't get your fill of ancient Rome in more practical places and, to help you explore with ease, the folks at history travel website Historvius have put together their top 10 list of practical Roman destinations.
Early on, Ms. Bloom's motivation was more practical: finding a place for struggling musicians in New York to escape the rat race of making a career, what she called the "combat zone".
More practical focus should be placed on tackling the employment vacuum.
Resolution of unclear, redundant, or incomplete processes within a broader context is more practical and palatable than placing blame on individuals or on the lack of resources.
Unfortunately, given the realities of our present-day energy needs, this is a quixotic vision that should take second place to more practical schemes.
The system is actually more practical in less developed countries, places where more modern piping and water control systems haven't reached yet.
"It will have a more practical impact on Aboriginal people's place in the democracy," Cape York leader Noel Pearson told the Australian Broadcasting Corporation.
As he walks around the city searching for meaning in Catholicism and Hare Krishna, Wiest searches in a more practical way — she's looking for a place she can fit in.
