Sentence examples for practical to save from inspiring English sources
Simulations can run for hours of model time, therefore it is not practical to save all of the state variables.
Its very practical to save up boxes and cooler boxes and label them per household so everyone has a box and gets back what they order.
Even if you don't buy the moral argument that "wild things and places have incalculable intrinsic value", there are hard-nosed practical reasons to save them.
Some students are taking slightly less practical approaches to save money on the costs of housing.
Most preservationists here agree that such adaptive reuse is the most practical way to save these houses.
Sol Steinmetz, retired but tireless rex of lex, tells me that "attempts to justify quickie definitions often disguise the slightly more practical desire to save space".
To share buildings and offer consular services to each other's nationals in countries where only one government has a mission is indeed a practical idea to save taxpayers' money, as Mr Hague said.
For many of them, joining the unofficial Couch Caucus is a practical way to save money and a symbolic gesture that they are both fiscally conservative and serious about changing how business is done in Washington.
We are learning to develop an aesthetic, as well as a practical technique to save energy, that demonstrates a concern for the fragility of biodiversity and the need to care for nature.
Other recommendations include practical measures to save time and money, such as the creation of a secure intranet so that commissioners can deal with their work online rather than wade through mountains of paper.
He suggests, for example, creating the energy equivalent of the agricultural extension service, which could advise consumers and businesses on practical ways to save energy, just as the agriculture service advises farmers on the best way to grow crops.
