Sentence examples for practical because they from inspiring English sources

Such field experiments may not be practical, because they can cost too much in time and money.

In a throwaway paragraph he described them as practical because they would protect people's identity from fraud.

However, these methods are not practical because they are either too complicated and/or too time-consuming for LPC determinations in human serum and plasma.

Switching to a system activated by an ID card, he said, is an extension of the access control systems used for airport doorways, where keys would also not be practical because they can easily be lost or copied.

The cars, they say, are not practical because they cost $20,000 more than gasoline cars of the same size and can travel only 50 to 100 miles before needing recharging, which takes several hours.

She rummaged through the suitcase on the floor and extracted two garments — strapless black-and-white minidresses made of a stretch fabric, called bandage dresses by their French designer, Hervé Léger, because that's how they fit, and characterized by Yuja as "modern and edgy" as well as practical, because they don't have to be ironed and lie nice and flat in a suitcase — and asked my opinion.

"Roma children are often placed in practical schools because they need individual teacher support.

Such behaviors are a practical impediment because they make simulators loop indefinitely.

These dependences are of practical importance because they permit to design the optimal initial conditions for extraction of chromium III).

VCJH schemes are of practical importance because they provide a stable formulation on triangular elements which are often required for numerical simulations over complex geometries.

In any event, agencies serve an important practical purpose because they can address problems more quickly and in more detail than Congress can.