They're not hero-houses, statements or "icons": more pragmatic, appropriate responses to location, planning law, cost and materials.
If his support is fairly broad, it is hardly deep; even his advisers acknowledge that much of it is the pragmatic response of Democrats drawn more to the résumé than to the man.
In 1997, the vouchers were replaced by cheques as a pragmatic response to pressure for more flexibility, so people could use the income to pay other expenses such as rent (focus groups, various, 28 September - 3 October 2013).
In his response to this question, Heaney is probably more pragmatic and Anglo-Saxon than Hughes would have been.
In response to a question about pseudonyms as masks, he said: "I'm much more pragmatic than that.
It was a pragmatic response to the possibility that the board could ultimately prevail — a way to avoid "dinging more teachers" if the fund loses, she said.
Response to mental tasks is one of the BCI systems [8], which is found to be more pragmatic for locomotive patients.
Woodcock is more pragmatic.
Others were more pragmatic.
Barrera was more pragmatic.
