Sentence examples for practical sources of from inspiring English sources

For the rest of this century, and well into the next fossil fuels and nuclear power will be the only practical sources of energy for a national economy functioning at our present level.

As the past half-century's trials of heads of state attest, we now do have mechanisms and precedents for applying rule of law to the conduct of rulers, which in and of itself suggests both conceptual and practical sources of justice above sovereignty.

The importance of using empirical evidence such as clinical guidelines and academic research as well as practical sources of evidence was highlighted.

Participants also highlighted the use of practical sources of evidence such as outcomes data, like the Hospital Episodes Statistics [ 34], to make cost effectiveness calculations.

Clearly, National Institute for Clinical Excellence NICEE) guidance and government publications (eg, National Service Frameworks) are important for decision-making, but practical sources of evidence such as local intelligence, benchmarking data and expert advice are also influential.

Its president, Gene Gebolys, agreed that soybeans were the most practical source of ingredients for now.

And like a significant number of people who didn't know the truth about Stalin, he believed that Communism was both a moral ideal and a practical source of good.

To ignore the part zoos have to play here would be dishonest, and to pretend that there is any practical source of funds to support this vital work other than paying guests is disingenuous.

Even if ignition is achieved in the laboratory in the next several years, scaling up to a demonstration plant will cost billions and may ultimately show that fusion is not a practical source of power.

Scientists have struggled for decades to demonstrate that fusion could be a practical source of power.

The placenta can be a valuable and practical source of cells for the engineering of select fetal tissue constructs.