Sentence examples for pragmatic terms from inspiring English sources

Von Schwerin roots Montazeri's commitment to Hashemi in his principled commitment to spread the Islamic Revolution, especially to Lebanon, which clashed with the pragmatism of Akbar Hashemi Rafsanjani and Ali Khamenei who thought in increasingly pragmatic terms of Iran's national interest.

It is, in pragmatic terms, about knowing what is possible.

Executives at Microsoft talk in far more pragmatic terms.

To my mind, we need to be thinking about Africa's prospects in far more pragmatic terms.

Brian Johnson, chairman of Aedas's European operation, describes its growth in pragmatic terms.

He had never heard a woman talk in such blunt, pragmatic terms.

It addresses practical research questions raised by NICE regarding clinical and cost effectiveness in an NHS context[ 1] In practical terms this pragmatic trial design offers best value by providing clinical results that are immediately applicable to patients and providers.

"In purely pragmatic, political terms, we should have gotten an advisory," he said.

Messianic expectations were in the air as they had periodically been through the ages, but each generation defined their hope in pragmatic, nationalistic terms, usually as the overthrow of whatever was then their oppressive burden.

The trial involves various teams across East London and is pragmatic in terms of being implemented in routine care.

The findings from this study also are in support of Dautenhahn's thesis that human robot interaction need to be pragmatic in terms of data capture [ 11].