Sentence examples for question of practicality from inspiring English sources

"It's a question of practicality.

To a large degree, it's a question of practicality.

In the South, people didn't want hamburgers but rather more control over their own lives.What do you think dictated the decision to choose one approach over the other?It's purely a question of practicality.

"If you don't pay a notified fine, the legislation is in place to enforce these fines in most countries, but it's a question of practicality and whether it's financially worth pursuing".

"The tech allows for it, but it's a question of practicality because one minute requires a very large charger, for a phone it would need a 750-watt charger".

But when something like the departure of a partner (in this case Microsoft) causes everyone in the world to doubt its relevance, it's not a question of practicality, it's a question of confidence.

The question of enrichment is one of the knottiest problems facing western negotiators as the recent sign of détente with Tehran moves from diplomatic gesturing to the hard question of practicalities.

It is this caveat that defines Knausgaard's artistic achievement, for without it, his world would merely subside back into narrative; the malaise would have been a question of practicalities, the need for a different story.

But the photographs pose questions of practicality, security and privacy: In theory, nosy neighbors can now peer over tall fences.

And there are questions of practicality and safety too: in one operation at Dvur Kralove zoo, a rhino died; in another, a keeper was killed.

A blog or website these days is incomplete without a podcast, though some question the practicality of adding yet another modality to the increasingly multi-tiered stream of information assaulting every webgoer.