Sentence examples for practical stance from inspiring English sources

Nevertheless, from a practical stance, there are many technological challenges limiting the applicability of these solutions on the market.

She says the knowledge and experience she has gained by working in the insurance industry for more than 20 years enable her to take a practical stance on the ways Texas regulates insurance.

Once the skeptic has to take up the practical stance, alternatives to such paper doubt become inevitable.

Indeed, the critic must identify just whose practical stance best reveals these possibilities as agents for social transformation of current circumstances.

The fundamental form of coordination through language, according to Habermas, requires speakers to adopt a practical stance oriented toward "reaching understanding," which he regards as the "inherent telos" of speech.

John Covach, professor of music theory at the University of Rochester, took a practical stance: "From a business point of view I think there's really no substitute for L.A.," he says.

This move was influenced by the emergence of models of clinical supervision from high-income countries (17– 25), which take varied theoretical and practical stances to supervision but have been criticized for failing to demonstrate how they can be practically applied (25, 26).

The practical consequences of this stance can be appalling.

But the restrained stance has practical as well as political motives.

And in contrast to many left-leaning academics, he combined his classroom stance with practical action.

However, some comment has come through by email (and phone) from people within the City who feel a similar stance is practical.