More Practicality While the base prices and styles of the cars on the list vary, all of them have one thing in common: They're much more practical than the cramped, loud, raggedy-topped convertibles of yesteryear.
I think that personally coming from more of the NGO background what I see in the tech sector and the startup mindset is a lot more nimbleness and a lot more practicality in the mindset, jumping in and being more free… to move and change your plans.
She also wanted them to know — information that she delivered with equal passion, if more practicality — that the government was prepared to give qualified first-time home buyers a tax credit of up to $8,000, and that if you haven't owned a home for three years, you could be eligible.
The proposed method is validated to be more practicality and orderliness by the example.
And if you step back to survey all of what you're eating and all of what it's costing — which, in the context of the restaurant's East Side neighborhood, isn't very much — you'll find something else: a portrait of a rising young chef with more practicality than vanity, even though the acclaim that's rushed his way over the last few years has given him ample reason to preen.
If you like the Nissan 350Z sports car but can't live with just two seats, Infiniti has an answer: its G35 Coupe offers just a little more than the Z-car: more seating, more elegance, more practicality and, it's true, more dollars on the monthly payment checks.
The transformed data may be without clear physical meanings, but with more practicality.
Maybe by the time the Mini-E hits dealers the next time around, the batteries will have shrunk, allowing for a backseat and a bit more practicality.
Manshakers, I'm happy to apply a bit more practicality and patience to your transgression.
That's mostly a matter of practicality: The more time he spends pursuing work that is beyond his physical ability, the more of his own time he's wasting.
