Sentence examples for no practical goal from inspiring English sources

Basic research is often considered to be studies done with no practical goal in mind.

His election platform stressed "economic peace" as the immediate practical goal of regional diplomacy.

The practical goal is to determine how much nutrient material to add.

That is, of course, the idea, and there are many reasons reclamation might be a practical goal.

They also said the progression-free survival was a more practical goal for a breast cancer trial.

This multilayered character of the argumentation was the vital means to achieve his practical goal: minimizing bloodshed.

— MICHAEL D. SHEAR As the general election approaches, the practical goal of beating Mr. Obama appears to be trumping the ideological goal of electing a true conservative.

That pledge had an immediate practical goal: to keep Turkish troops from entering the region, thus preventing the possibility of clashes between Turkish soldiers and Iraqi Kurds.

But there is another way to get cures: applied research, when you have a specific practical goal and you work towards it single-mindedly.

"People did what they did in private, but there wasn't public protection for it, because it seemed irrelevant to the practical goal of perpetuating the family line".

But that was not a practical goal at many cleanup sites, including Love Canal, where the level of risk of additional cancers is now reckoned at one in 10,000.