Sentence examples for practical to put from inspiring English sources

But as weapons design evolved during the past century, and particularly with the advent of the AK-47 assault rifle, it became more practical to put children in front-line combat.

It is becoming practical to put a computer into anything.

As studied in Theorem KST, it is more practical to put an assumption on the dominated function ψ than to put one on the mapping T itself.

He said it was not practical to put the rubble on the grassy area as the space was needed for "a large funeral" the next day.

A planned series of further trials is envisaged, eventually answering the question of whether it would ever be practical to put large quantities of sulphate aerosols into the stratosphere this way.

It is not practical to put a CHPS compound in every village, but it is possible to make health services available and accessible to most rural communities.

Although the Sullivan Principles skirt such labor issues as the right to collective bargaining, the United Nations has accepted them as a practical attempt to put its ideals into practice.

Over the course of the day, you'll learn advanced data visualisation techniques and take part in practical exercises to put what you learned into practice.

He was not a very practical man, to put it mildly.

So whatever the economic evidence Mr. Krueger has assembled, it might not be a practical plan to put these words of his on a bumper sticker: "Support for equality of opportunity should be a nonpartisan issue".

You'll also take part in practical exercises to put your new skills to work and learn how to use social media to spread the word about your writing, recipes and passion.