Sentence examples for practical to move from inspiring English sources
So it didn't seem practical to move it".
Is the data itself generated by a fair process?" HRDAG Director of Research Patrick Ball, in agreement with Lum, argued that it's perhaps more practical to move it away from bias at the individual level and instead call it bias at the institutional or structural level.
However, when measuring multiple parameters it is not practical to move participants constantly between instruments.
During home-based palliative care, it is not always desirable or practical to move a patient to attend appointments, and so access to care may be even further limited.
And with Friday's heat index expected to hover around 110 in the city, this is a good time for New Yorkers, so full of bustle, to practice a kind of practical lethargy, to move slowly, to stay hydrated and out of the sun, to seek moving air, dark movie theaters and air-conditioning.
I need practical help to move forward but I don't know where to find it.
He wouldn't get one in a million years.Michael Bogner Dear Diary: Having lived in New York for many years, my husband and I made a practical decision to move to Easton, Conn., when my son was born.
There is tacit acknowledgement that unless governments in India and elsewhere take practical steps to move towards regulated betting markets – and they show no sign of doing do so – then the problem will remain intractable.
"The resolution diverts attention from where it should be -- on the practical efforts to move the parties towards realization of the ultimate goal of two states living side by side in peace and security," he said.
Given the racial and class makeup of the men on stage last night, it's a safe bet the America they envision, where illegal immigrants, as Mitt Romney declared, would engage in "self-deportation", is a country that will perpetually be a society of haves and have-nots, of the blame game, rather than practical solutions to move America forward.
Tested, practical ways to move from functioning to flourishing.
