Sentence examples for practical enough to from inspiring English sources

The UK Medical Research Council MRCC) Framework that we used for the development of our complex intervention demonstrated the difficulty of balancing optimum study design with designing interventions that were practical enough to be applied in family practice.

Are they not yet practical enough to replace our gas-driven cars, or is it merely a question of perception?

I don't think it's an affaire de kitsch, and I'm not practical enough to think of T.W.A. objects as sound investments.

The Giants, more even-tempered than their fans, know things could work out fine, but are practical enough to sense the urgency.

Perhaps it is inevitable that a guy who's idealistic enough to run on a message of revolution is not practical enough to realize when he can't win and is instead doing the party harm.

When you close entrance ramps, "you have be practical enough to understand what the impact is elsewhere," said State Representative Jacqueline M. Cocco, a Democrat from Fairfield, who is also the House chairwoman of the Transportation Committee.

But if not enjoyable, the Shanghai to San Francisco journey was evidently practical enough first to consider and then stick to for a short time.

Some were purely practical, large enough to transport documents, spare sneakers or, if need be, the contents of one's medicine chest.

I'm still not entirely sold on gesture control as the future of input, but Nod is the closest I've seen yet to building something that's practical, easy enough to understand out of the box and legitimately close to being a final, shipping product.

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.

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