It has recently been made more practical by the lengthening of the average consultation in general practice in the UK NHS to 13 minutes.
Ministers said the government's aim is to insulate of all Britain's homes, where practical, by 2020.
Because it bridges the strident and the practical by being really very funny.
But Mr. Noble said his new approach could make it practical by drastically cutting the cost.
The current thinking, however, is that the labs can accomplish far more than was previously practical by piggybacking on some of the trends sweeping the technology industry.
But if it's anything practical by which she might help keep her own ship afloat — doing her shopping, keeping appointments, taking her medicine — forget it.
This extraordinary generosity of spirit, on the part not just of the governor but of ordinary Iowans, was made practical by the state's ecumenical religious attitudes; many local churches worked together to create a safety net for the refugees.
Why? Watt made the steam engine more practical by the introduction of a separate condenser, instantly doubling its efficiency, rendering redundant mines workable and forming the blueprint by which all modern steam engines are designed.
We help to translate strategy into something practical by designing innovative new services to engage hard to reach groups and by making existing services more exciting, cheaper or more sustainable.
The agency insisted soundings of the food industry suggested many companies would already have removed the colourings by the end of 2008, making a voluntary ban practical by the end of 2009.
Calling it the "most practical by far," she did not mind that it would cost almost twice as much, $1,300, and would take weeks longer to install than a similar closet offered by EasyClosets.
