Sentence examples for no more practical from inspiring English sources

It was, of course, no more practical than a gingerbread house.

There's no more practical and indispensable a grooming tool than Muji's brilliant nail clippers (£3.95 and £5.50, for fingers and toes, respectively).

Regina, on the other hand, is no more practical than to briefly and foggily imagine a future household in which Martha substitutes for the husband she once pictured.

We get many calls from disgruntled shareholders to pursue directors through the courts, but it is no more practical to do so for apparent incompetence or recklessness than it was before.

Under the pseudonym Mr. Go To Retirement, Mark Patterson has blogged extensively about the benefits of downsizing, but said that many parents, responding to his blog posts, have said they have difficulty relinquishing the family home, even when there obviously is no more practical need for it.

"When Football Doesn't Matter," a banner headline declared, but yes of course it does – and never more positively than when it is as the feet of a young man like the one who drew supporters to the Reebok Stadium on the outskirts of Bolton yesterday for no more practical reason than to register their sadness and their fears.

We are eager to second Dr. Peale's motion, inasmuch as no one has proposed any more practical means.

Although it is even more limited in its features (no pictures), it is more practical.

Since today's most relevant group of HIV-infected individuals receives ART, examining the association of protease inhibitors with cardiac autonomic function in comparison with other ART regimens, rather than no treatment, provides more practical information.

Another section of society appears to view urban wildlife in a more practical, albeit no less destructive, light: as a potential meal.

As illustrated by the following quotation, the answers were frequently a bit evasive or shifted to a more practical direction: "No, I don't need it.