Sentence examples for practical instrument from inspiring English sources

In general, we show that unrealistically high correlations are required for the intensity target to be preferred to a hybrid, making a hybrid a more practical instrument in practice.

And to achieve the latter there is only one practical instrument, ie, an open-market purchase of government bonds.

To humanism is owed the rise of modern social science, which emerged not as an academic discipline but rather as a practical instrument of social self-inquiry.

However, to some Eurosceptics, even this eminently practical instrument is tainted by its connection with Brussels and – they say – the risk of exposing British citizens to trial in countries with less robust justice systems.

The only way to reach it is to increase the money base and the only practical instrument that can be used to achieve this goal is a purchase of government bonds.

Further, at the time I was happy to accept the argument, later articulated on stage by George Jones, the Labour leader in my play The Absence of War, that the Labour party was "the only practical instrument that exists in this country for changing people's lives for the good".

In conclusion, the IPs wanted to be trained in applying the guidelines in practice with the help of experts and practical instruments.

And it leads to road maps and business plans – the practical instruments for organising the realisation of vision – the getting-there.

The Greek alphabet reduced this difficulty, and the nonspecialized content of Greek books made them practical instruments of communication to a general public.

But we lack two things: new ways of channelling such idealism into practical instruments of policy, and a political class that is not disabled by its philosophy from the job of realising them.

"Many complications produced today are useless as practical instruments: unreadable and delicate watches that probably never, or rarely, leave the vault they are put in after leaving the jeweler's shop.