Sentence examples for practicable ways from inspiring English sources

In our own gender courses and development programs for teachers we have used group discussions and role-plays about tutoring as practicable ways to address gender attitudes.

More recently Doll and Peto (2005) have also produced an estimate for Britain of 2% with a range of 1 5% they suggested that less than 1% is avoidable by practicable ways (Doll and Peto, 2005).

As practitioners found themselves without enlightened guidance in a world increasingly distant from the benign influence of a buddha's presence, the obstacles to successful practice loomed ever larger and practitioners came to seek a practicable way to advance.

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

There would be no practicable way to determine whether or not those donations were intended to be used for referendum campaigning.

But by the time Russia discovers a practicable way to send Siberian water flowing southward into parched regions of China, cost-effective desalinization may have achieved scale.

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

"The only practicable way forward is a new international treaty on access to communications data and content, which must involve safeguards that will be acceptable to all," said Anderson.

Unfortunately, engineers have not been able to find a practicable way for the trains to turn around at the end of the line; there was simply no space left below Wall Street.

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.

But the panel also made it clear that the only practicable way for this country to contend with mad cow disease is to bring its handling of meat and meat byproducts -- from the feedlot to the supermarket -- up to internationally recognized standards, something that should have been done long before the first American case of mad cow disease turned up.