Sentence examples for practical enough for from inspiring English sources

Like the dome, the Dymaxion was never quite practical enough for mass production.

A specimen is designed to numerically assess the dynamic tensile behaviour that seems to be practical enough for carrying out experimental studies as well.

It's a truly disruptive technology, though for now the cost is still a bit too high, and the uses aren't quite practical enough, for it to be a household item just yet.

Irwin (2009) centered on the subject of determining and controlling the structural response under wind action for super tall buildings which demand much more pragmatically modeled wind engineering, since building codes and standards are not practical enough for dealing with such soaring structures.

For fitting the complex genetic and environmental component models, existing family-based case control methods are still not practical enough for routine use.

So this is a practical enough hatchback for people who like a car mainly for its looks and kit but don't concern themselves with how it drives and the standard of its cabin environment.

Though we can't imagine the apparatus would be practical enough (yet) for daily use, it might be a solution to the lack of innovative costumes and clothing that some think our generation are lacking.

There are quite a few solutions to digitize the cards, but most existing scanners, for example, aren't practical enough.

If it's practical enough, use it.

It was practical and fashionable enough for Paris Hilton to have her Sidekick hacked.

The interior has an economy-car look but is practical and comfortable enough for four adults — assuming nobody is much over six feet tall or feels entitled to stretch-out legroom.