Sentence examples for pragmatically are from inspiring English sources

Ultimately, if innovative learning experiences that make sense pragmatically are going to be included in STEM-integrated curriculum, it might be necessary to drive teachers towards moments of "insightful invention, discovery and disclosure" (Dorst, 2011; p. 528) rather than just expecting it will happen.

Reading his superbly cryptic masterwork, the "Ethics," I find myself agreeing with Strauss that Spinoza pragmatically was an Epicurean materialist.

Or, more pragmatically, was he trying to rebalance rival factions inside the Kremlin's inner sanctum while appointing a faithful bureaucrat to manage the government as it enters back-to-back elections?

"What we're doing is setting up something that can act pragmatically were there any trouble ahead," BCFCSA committee member Dafydd Hughes explained.

The first one could pragmatically be tackled by subdividing the temporal relations precedes and follows into two relations which relate to different time intervals.

"The real solution is for refugees to have full access to work in host countries – but politically and pragmatically there are many barriers to that".

More pragmatically, there are vast logistical challenges with managing money on globally distributed volunteer teams that can make paying for work logistically challenging.

How People Souggled Drugs into This Summerealityic Festhinking

Pragmatically, there's good reason for evasion.

Most pragmatically, what is actually gained from such studies?

Pragmatically, that's going to increase our productivity and reduce NHS bills.