Sentence examples for principles and practicalities from inspiring English sources

Although there is little real likelihood of even a flicker in the electricity supply in the next few years, alarmist headlines and public worry would be unwelcome, even if ungrounded.Arguments are raging about both principles and practicalities.

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In practical terms...the court should not make orders which are ineffective". This is not just about the private lives of celebrities, it is about principles and practicalities.

Comprised of a series of columns written for The Atlantic over a twelve-month period, the content of House and Home Papers seems unremarkable at first: every month a gentlemanly narrator expounds upon the principles and practicalities of domesticity, regularly using his family as reference and example.

Though wildly different in content, these cases both involve balancing principles and practicality, and then doing one of the most awkward jobs of government: setting a limit, a boundary on the allowable.Limits are often difficult to defend and frequently open to the charge of arbitrariness.

To do all this, Peck packs much into his book, with detailed analyses of politics, principles, personalities, and practicalities as they worked out in Illinois and worked into national consciousness and concerns.

Rather it is based on both principle and practicality.

Both principle and practicality make that bargain obscene.

When he talks about the job of mayor he does so with a blend of principle and practicality I like.

The principle and practicality of direct coupling of a suitably matched PV array and PEM electrolyser have been successfully demonstrated.

Patten's rejoinder is that, though British concern for democracy in Hong Kong may have been belated, it was nonetheless motivated by both principle and practicality.