Sentence examples for perhaps practical from inspiring English sources

There was a reason for that, perhaps practical, perhaps not; to give a reason now, I would have to make it up.

Perhaps this practical good sense should not be a surprise.

Ms. Venn now has a third, perhaps more practical, option.

Mr. Uppal added that hydraulics were perhaps most practical for delivery vehicles.

That happens three times in a billion deals, and one immediately suspects imperfect shuffling or perhaps a practical joke.

Or, perhaps more practical, take a seaplane to Palm Beach, the northernmost city beach that is Sydney's sunny equivalent to the Hamptons.

Perhaps a practical way forward is to confront the real question: what's the value added of INGOs and what do they need to devolve to others, and to let go of?

So perhaps the Practical Information section of the Researcher?s Mobility Portal is the most valuable.

The question is whether you make EVs sound like other cars by simulating engine noise, or do you take this chance to give them an entirely new and perhaps more practical and customizable noise?

Is the data itself generated by a fair process?" HRDAG Director of Research Patrick Ball, in agreement with Lum, argued that it's perhaps more practical to move it away from bias at the individual level and instead call it bias at the institutional or structural level.

It's hard to imagine anyone outside of Belgium thinking that glam rock new rave vogue-ing was anything other than a catastrophic error in judgement (or perhaps a practical joke).