Sentence examples for practicable way of from inspiring English sources

The most immediately practicable way of doing this is to go back to crop rotations that include hay, pasture and grazing animals.

In addition, administration of melatonin offers a direct and practicable way of actually accelerating the resynchronization of the body clock to a new time zone.

Adolf Hitler was very happy then about this attitude, for he considered it a practicable way of carrying through equality for Germany.

The only practicable way of raising such a subsistence fund is to encourage voluntary saving and the expansion of a marketable surplus of food that can be purchased with the savings to maintain the workers.

For the individual worker, as well as for the community as a whole, the practicable way of measuring the "labour costs" of production is by reference to the other products that might have been secured by means of the same labour or by reference to alternative uses of the time given to labour.

However, the Bill says this would only occur if a local community can convince ministers that removing the property from the landowner was likely to result in "significant benefit" to the public, and was the "only practicable way" of achieving this.

Germany was working with others in Europe to find "a practicable way out of the crisis for Greece," he added.

A practicable way to safe application of implants in children affected by severe oligodontia may be the proposal by Heuberer and coworkers [38], who used with good success onplants in the maxilla placed in the palate behind the teeth to fix an overdenture prosthesis.

A few brave legislative leaders have begun to talk privately about a state income tax, heretofore an unmentionable subject in Texas politics, as perhaps the only practicable way to raise the billions of dollars that will be needed each year to fix things.

It was therefore decided that an airborne assault followed by seaborne evacuation would be the most practicable way to surprise the garrison of the installation, seize the technology intact, and minimise casualties to the raiding force.

The new teaching wouldn't allow death penalty at all, which stands in stark contrast to the previous text, which allowed death penalty if it was "the only practicable way to defend the lives of human beings effectively against the aggressor".