Sentence examples for practical crash from inspiring English sources

Al Gore's maiden lecture at Columbia University's Graduate School of Journalism was the occasion yesterday for a few dozen or so would-be journalists to get a practical crash course in the finer points of the business.

Due to practical limitations, such as crashing the tip, we performed the experiments in the electrode gap region of 50 70 μm.

To the Editor: Debra A. Klein's "Spate of Copter Crashes Prompts Concern" (Practical Traveler, Feb. 5) was very informative.

An understanding of the contributing factors and their significant association with rear-end crashes is of practical importance and will help in the development of effective countermeasures.

From a practical standpoint, the marginal effects on crash frequency computed from the model with random effects were quite similar to those computed from the random parameters model.

We need strong, sensible, practical oversight so Wall Street can't crash our entire economy again.

Ultimately, the events in the aftermath of the market crash of October 1987 showed that the practical usefulness of financial risk management methods overshadowed the fact that when financial risk management was critically needed the risk model was inaccurate.

When she and her mother lost their money in the stock market crash of 1929, her mother took a practical approach.

During her first term, Lagarde won praise from developing countries for providing greater practical support for their efforts to recover from the financial crash and backing their demands for greater representation on the IMF board.

Practical tips like these are a central component of a crash course run by the City University of New York and the Board of Education to groom new science and mathematics teachers, an increasingly endangered species in New York City schools.

In the practical design of nuclear building structures subjected to an aircraft crash, the structures are required to prevent scabbing and perforation.