Sentence examples for practical welcome from inspiring English sources

A more practical welcome was hanging a mile from the Obamas' house on a secluded, wooded stretch of property.

The Times of London, by contrast, pronounced the proposed changes "sensible, practical and welcome".

The Staff's guidance reflects a practical and welcome approach to the accounting and disclosure implications of the Tax Act.

Both theoretical contributions and practical applications are welcome.

Mr Bush is right to say that ordinary Iraqis will have every practical reason to welcome their liberation from Saddam's hateful regime.

Nor does the following sound like the master of time and space: "The prospect of a downright normal, natural life in tranquillity, connected with the welcome practical employment in the factory, enchants me.

In this respect, theoretical as well as numerical results, and also their practical applications are welcome.

But the goal extends beyond representing the solar system, to something far more practical, and perhaps welcome.

We could continue to sit and wait or get invited to participate into the discussion through venues that welcome practical ideas from the many brilliant CEOs, entrepreneurs and business leaders whose equity is at stake if the economy doesn't move forward.

Smith closes with six suggestions derived from a "true cultural history;" an anti-nuclear politics, runs the first proposal, should "reflect a newly sophisticated understanding of the relationship between people's personal feelings about things and their political actions (or inactions)." The practical touch is welcome, but the recommendations reveal how little Smith achieves.

The commission bemoaned the lack of practical results but welcomed a "move in the right direction".