Sentence examples for practical for a from inspiring English sources

Is it even practical for a human right to choose?

"Dark colors are practical for a filthy climate.

But that's not practical for a single book purchase.

Still, no surgical approach is likely to be as practical for a huge population as drugs.

It was "not practical" for a minister to take responsibility for issues such as planning, transport and allocating capital at that local level.

The passes are also practical for a more leisurely trip than ours; rapid local (kaisoku) overnight trains are a good option.

A one-year lease is obviously not practical for a restaurant, and the attempt to include Kenny's daughter in the transaction did not please him.

You stroke one pump over your moisturiser and leave for 10 minutes before applying makeup (the time delay is well worth it, but it does make the serum more practical for a special night out than for an 8am meeting).

In general, discussions range from the mundane ("Can I get pizza on board?") to the practical ("For a formal night, does my husband need a tuxedo?") and the absurd ("If I'm naked on my private balcony, can anyone see me?").

It may not be practical for a family to file their federal income tax returns early enough to use the I.R.S. data retrieval process by the deadlines for state grants.

"Etiquette" takes it for granted that its readers are the kind of people who employ butlers and ladies' maids — "it is seldom practical for a debutante and her mother to share a maid" — who leave visiting cards, and keep "dinner lists," and have one set of stationery for their city addresses and another set for their country homes.