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But now that most studies describe only incremental improvements in treatment, reports are far more complicated, detailed enough for sub-sub-specialists yet pragmatic enough for general doctors.

Although we acknowledged this when designing the study, we feel the severe rate of weight loss, and typical weight regain seen over time is not pragmatic enough for introduction into current healthcare delivery.

Manchester United and the player may decide not to part company after nine years at Old Trafford but, privately, the club are pragmatic enough to realise any weighty offer for a player who is clearly unsettled and enters the final two years of his deal this summer would have to be considered.

Even for couples fortunate or pragmatic enough to share a religion, marriage overseen by the religious authorities has drawbacks.

"The Clean Air Act is flexible and pragmatic enough to have different reservoirs or authority for dealing with mercury," Mr. Segal said.

The league overlaps with India's forthcoming national election, and the government was pragmatic enough to admit it couldn't provide fool-proof security for cricketers.

Jonathan Chait, Michael Cohen, John Avignone, Paul Krugman, Bryce Covert and Tom Friedman, as well as the editorial boards at The Washington Post and The New York Times, have all framed Clinton as the "realist" and criticized Sanders for being disconnected, idealistically naïve or not pragmatic enough.

But the quants are usually pragmatic enough to cope.

But Blair is not quite pragmatic enough to observe that.

Some fans were pragmatic enough to accept the changes.

If circumstances demand it, she is pragmatic enough to alter course.