Sentence examples for of simple pragmatism from inspiring English sources
Watford were the victims of simple pragmatism.
The unshakeable loyalty of blacks to the Democrats is based on simple pragmatism.
The unshakeable loyalty of blacks to the Democrats is also based on simple pragmatism.
Some of this was simple pragmatism, but not all; it was more intimate than that.
The flip side of this is that blacks vote Democratic not solely because of GOP reaction and bigotry but simple pragmatism.
Among the principal objections to the theory are simple pragmatism; because the process of transcription consumes cellular resources and energy, it would therefore be natural to assume that most constitutive (non-regulatory) constraints on gene expression levels would be imposed before, rather than after transcription.
Allocation of the individual quotas should be guided by simple pragmatism.
The first is simple pragmatism.
More sophisticated measures, taking into account appropriateness of drugs and clinical context, should certainly be considered when evaluating polypharmacy, but to date consensus has not been reached around appropriate definitions, and one needs to balance the transparency and pragmatism of simple measures of polypharmacy against more complex approaches.
He asked them to do so with a cold accountant's eye and adopt simple economic pragmatism.
