Sentence examples for practical to offer from inspiring English sources

At first he had almost nothing practical to offer.

Many have aired their problems previously through professional channels and now want to connect with someone who's like them — someone who has nothing practical to offer but who may understand.

The aim here is to target resources which have reasonable size, as it is not practical to offer the learner a large learning resource (e.g. few Mbytes) if the used device operates on a low bandwidth (e.g. few kbps).

Hillary offers a good story, you believe that she can make change, but by and large she's too practical to offer too much hope.

It is not practical to offer clinical diagnostic assessment to whole communities, and a simple tool such as a questionnaire is required to identify a smaller target group.

Hence, we could not administer the decision board and elicit preferences in actual hip fracture patients since it would not be possible or practical to offer all patients THA if they chose it as their preferred treatment option.

Wheal, incidentally, has some very practical solutions to offer on his blog, Time to change?

COLORADO SPRINGS — Griffin W. Smith has some practical advice to offer about bears.

The Europhobes' problem is that, with all their instinctive antipathy to Europe, they have no practical alternative to offer, except nostalgic national legends.

If Ms. Vinci's story has any practical message to offer, it would be similar to that of the antidrug poster displayed at New York City bus stops, on which a teenage girl wears a tattoo saying, "Stay involved in my life".

This work, to the best of our knowledge, is the first practical solution to offer direct comparisons and rankings of network services based on multiple security attributes such as confidentiality, availability, privacy and accountability.