One can only dream of what wonderful intellectual and practical returns U.S. science could provide with comparable investment.
Her designs may be everyday, but they're more fanciful than practical, returning the mature woman to a presexual, innocent time of frolicking in the fields, mud pies and fingerpaint.
He sent Babcock to consult with Buenaventura Báez, the pro-annexation Dominican president, to see if the proposal was practical; Babcock returned with a draft treaty of annexation in December 1869.
Conservative courts readily assured the nation that we need not be inconvenienced by the 14th and the 15th was roundly ignored as all the southern states instituted Jim Crow regimes that in practical terms returned the former slaves to conditions of bondage.
Besides, with the vast populations of consumers out there today, how practical would a return to the olden days really be?
When it comes to Iraq, we've yet to see the evidence of a large practical gain in return; instead, use of contractors may have helped to make an ill-advised venture possible.
Our findings reflect Couchie and Sanderson's [ 26] recommendations that rural Aboriginal communities and health organizations must collaborate to change existing maternity services, and wherever safe and practical, support the return of birthing to rural and remote Aboriginal communities.
In December, 28 researchers convened by the U.S. National Heart , Lung and Blood Institutepublished a set of "ethical and practical" guidelines for returning such results.
Many investigators have stated that the practical difficulty of returning incidental findings is a major barrier to reporting back incidental findings to participants.
On the one hand GPs did not want to raise the question of sickness absence in case patients sought a sick note, and often felt ill equipped to offer practical advice for returning to work since each patient's employment context differed, and about which they had limited knowledge.
