Sentence examples for practical roots from inspiring English sources

"If you stick to the practical roots of anatomy, bones give you so many clues," he said.

Some Indian space analysts say the moon probe, which is expected to cost $84 million, is the first sign that the space program is moving away from its practical roots and becoming politicized.

While the idea of sending astronauts aloft never to return is jarring upon first hearing, the rationale for one-way trips into space has both historical and practical roots.

The rhetorical grandeur of Britten's score at this point, compared to the rest of the cycle, has clear practical roots in the scoring - chamber orchestra, rather than the strings, plus soloist of the earlier movements - but it is used to convey something rather clotted; the overwhelming sense is of struggle, and at one point the vocal line almost breaks down ("when in dead night").

The laureates' work facilitated a broad shift in monetary policy toward practical interventions rooted in a more nuanced understanding of rational expectations.

Despite of the described attractiveness of a concept of practical wisdom rooted in existing spiritual traditions, also three severe objections have been raised - questioning corresponding efforts in general.

The cogitative faculty is primarily concerned with practical issues rooted in material being, forming judgments based on empirical data with the help of innate powers of abstraction and logical acumen.

It is generally not practical for root pass welds.

Therefore I will focus on the practical, theological root of his economic "heresy".

Improving practice requires systematic and deeply rooted practical change in everyday action and thinking.

Improving practice will require systematic and deeply rooted practical change in everyday actions and thinking.