Sentence examples for pragmatic use from inspiring English sources

It seemed a pragmatic use of a sport that is still remarkably exclusionary while important as a business tool (despite, or because of, its white male suburban base).

The Putin system has thrived by the pragmatic use of the various materials to hand, and although there is no question of him backing down under western pressure, he is intelligent enough to avoid the trap in which the Soviet system found itself.

In addition, Mr Bianchi says that larger and younger audiences can be drawn to the art form by staging modern adaptions – as French opera houses have done – and that more pragmatic use of theatres, for example by sharing them with modern dance, theatre and cinema audiences – can help balance the books.

The findings indicated that the pragmatic use of disclosure influences the interpretation of the message.

It also explores the logic of pragmatic arguments in general, and the pragmatic use of moral arguments in particular.

Only the philosophy of preservation views nature as having intrinsic value something that deserves the right to exist apart from our pragmatic use of it.

These findings shed light on the pragmatic uses of discourse connectives by corporate speakers and writers as a way to influence the interpretation of the message, and thus succeed in achieving their professional aims.

Researchers have tested L2 pragmatics using at least six types of instruments.

We used a pragmatic approach, using PFS as measured by the investigators in each trial, ignoring any possible differences in the measurement techniques or schedules.

As for idealism versus pragmatism, it's not pragmatic to use a private server ("It was sitting there in the basement") for "convenience".

The goal now is more pragmatic: to use the platform of music to slip in radical perspectives, to steal the spotlight at whatever level it becomes available.