Sentence examples for more pragmatic problems from inspiring English sources

The main findings were that mental health stigma underlies many of the problems regarding demand and access to services at the community level, and that barriers to demand and access at the health facility level are composed mainly of more pragmatic problems.

Instead of mainly focussing on what we don't know yet we should focus more on what we already do know in order to facilitate more pragmatic problem solving interpretations of environment and health complexity.

The limitations of these new theories and how they led to a gradual revival of a more pragmatic approach todevelopment problems, which falls back increasingly on the older economic theory of efficient allocation of resources are subsequently traced.

It points out to the need of a more pragmatic approach to the problem and the need to consider alternative solutions to an issue that only seems to get worse with greater public intervention.

Barrett Gross spoke to the BBC in Utah to explain why he believes the rise of apocalyptic thinking prevents some people from trying to reach more pragmatic solutions to 21st Century problems.

But Mr. Meyer's solution to this problem is more pragmatic than romantic.

Researchers that find themselves well placed in this more pragmatic research focus on nanomedicine have problems seeing anything particularly new about nanomedicine or possible ethical concerns of nanomedical research (e.g. Kuiken [2010]).

Even if that early problem is sorted out, a more pragmatic, less emotional, sort of relationship is likely to grow.

Mr Romney's lack of charisma is a problem; but perhaps America wants fewer soaring speeches and more pragmatic restructuring plans.Mr Romney's last difficulty is one that should not be a problem at all.

Effectiveness trials, as opposed to efficacy trials, take a more pragmatic approach, and could be a rational approach to the problems related to selection and experimental settings.

6 Calls have been made for more pragmatic trials in general, 6 12 13 and in relation to specific clinical problems.