Sentence examples for practical failings from inspiring English sources

There are lots of practical failings we haven't remedied yet, such as how to embrace solar energy – something carrots figured out ages ago.

Third, the normal group displays a non-zero seizure rate which might be considered a practical failing of the model.

"In practical terms, failing to take on the tough choices will only force New Jersey into a deeper fiscal swamp".

Of course at this point it is all purely theoretical, but that's why DARPA is looking into it: the agency's raison d'etre is to turn the theoretical into the practical, or failing that, at least find out why they can't.

The results of many of these "-omics" publications have failed to replicate and their practical value has been limited, failing to translate into clinical practice.

I am permanently uncomfortable in my own home and racked with remorse for what is a practical and a moral failing.

Lawmakers who have shied away from it in recent years are now offering proposals that they are framing as practical solutions to fix a failing system.

The New Confessions of an Economic Hit Man (2016), a follow-up to John's classic New York Times bestseller, brings the story of economic hit men and jackal assassins up to date and chillingly home to the U.S. It goes on to provide practical strategies to transform the failing global death economy into a regenerative life economy.

Business can't succeed in a failing world; that is practical reality.

The current approach of telling young women not to take such photos is failing on both fronts: practical and ideological.

"Practical solutions to the problem of failing schools," the ruling said, must respect separation of church and state.