Sentence examples for practical to visit from inspiring English sources

The small print confirms that the itinerary will only cover sites that are safe and practical to visit.

Access to Arnhemland is by permit only and numbers are restricted, so it may be more practical to visit on an organised tour.

The main implication of this study is that women previously treated for CIN3 also need surveillance in old age, perhaps as long as it is practical to visit a physician or a nurse to take a smear.

But on Wednesday, a spokeswoman for Downing Street said that the plan all along had been for Mr. Brown to attend just the closing ceremony, as it was "not practical" for him to visit twice.

Likewise, it's not always practical for patients to visit doctors for routine diagnostics, especially if the patient has limited mobility or no availability during the doctor's office hours.

Due to the practical limitations (time to visit widespread geographical locations simultaneously) of the current study, the detailed pain questions were only asked of patients who had a PU and therefore has been reported separately.

To get an idea of how this revolution is being carried out in practical terms, I arranged to visit the newly created Secretariat for the Economy, headed by the Australian Cardinal Pell.

To the Editor: Re the July 10 Practical Traveler column ("New Ways to Visit Cuba, Legally"): For years, my architect husband has yearned to visit Cuba for its artistic heritage.

Whereby students during outreach practical activities will be assigned to visit the district councils and learn how sustainability of the VRTs can be enhanced.

And some employers limit their focus to a few institutions for basic practical reasons - they haven't the time or resources to visit students on every campus".

The only practical move that NATO could agree upon was to send representatives to visit Georgia by the end of the year.