Sentence examples for pragmatic concern from inspiring English sources

Barbara Loy owns a historic house alongside the town green and has a more pragmatic concern.

They were driven by moral conscience and pragmatic concern to crusade for a range of reforms, from the primary election to the income tax.

But a few minutes later, when the guy calls her friend's abortion a "heavy situation," she asserts that it's less a tragic affair than a pragmatic concern.

Even if my taste buds could be believed, there is still the more pragmatic concern of just how many wineglasses one can afford, much less find room for.

Democrats argue that the Republicans are operating out of ideology rather than pragmatic concern for the health of one of the last pillars of the Great Society.

A more pragmatic concern driving the committee was the likelihood that the new technology would be adopted in countries like China, where some pioneering research on editing human embryos — without the intent to gestate them — has already occurred.

Finally, there are pragmatic concerns.

There were pragmatic concerns: sponsorship.

Things being what they are, pragmatic concerns are crucial too.

Yet his memoir reveals no such pragmatic concerns, misguided as they proved to be.

Yet journalists are dissuaded from naming sources of all kinds by both ethical considerations and pragmatic concerns over future access.