Sentence examples for most practical to from inspiring English sources

"Many will always refer to it as the Freedom Tower," he continued, "but as the building moves out of the planning stage and into full construction and leasing (the building is now 10 stories above ground), we believe that, going forward, it is most practical to market the building as 1 World Trade Center".

But the adjustment that many see as the easiest and most practical to make, given that football's appeal derives in part from its violence, is limiting the number of hits to the head in practice, which data show can be as punishing as the games themselves.

Generally, this model is one of the most practical to understand chemisorptions process.

Instead, it's most practical to think of it as a big data company that also has a services business.

It may be most practical to get these numbers from your colleagues instead of the actual granting agency, which may deny that such "magic numbers" even exist.

For geometric ease, it is most practical to use square, rectangular or circular plots although other plot shapes could be used.

It's the most practical way to talk to the people in my life and the fabric of my existence.

The Dung Gate can be accessed by car, bus, or foot and is the most practical way to get to the Wall.

HRex and HRV indices may be the most practical tools to track acclimatisation to altitude, particularly in non-altitude natives.

The most practical way to approach this is to view it as moving to another corporate job in an entirely different industry.

For its part, The Nation insisted that "the most practical memorial to Dr. King — and to Kennedy — would be a tight gun control bill, passed immediately".