Sentence examples for reasons of practicality from inspiring English sources

Early designs depicted a dramatic ceiling of undulating wooden stalactites, abandoned for reasons of practicality and fire safety.

This is especially the case when, for legal reasons or reasons of practicality, corporations have disproportionate influence in shaping global agreements.

For reasons of practicality, many Nonconformists went ahead with Anglican ceremonies despite their differing beliefs, says Michael Gandy, author of Tracing Nonconformist Ancestors.

For reasons of practicality and politics, officials at the Justice Department and the Pentagon, and then at the White House, decided not to urge Mr. Bush to take command of the effort.

The issue of ID cards is a little different, because I think there are very good reasons of practicality why, in today's world, people should be able to protect their identity from fraud or abuse.

But he said that because a precise application of that conclusion would leave three buildings, including the main immigration building, straddling the state line, the boundary should be adjusted for reasons of practicality and convenience to give New York the main building and New Jersey the baggage and dormitory building and the boathouse.

Some participants mentioned the reason of practicality for using the services of traditional birth attendants as they lived closer than health care providers.

For reasons of privacy, practicality and data-reliability, that vision may be a longer way off than he would prefer.

And for reasons of sheer practicality, no country's laws regulate all its potential relations with all other states.

A laissez-faire attitude to "medication" issues, as well as their dependence on dirt surfaces for reasons of cost, practicality and tradition, seems to have been leading them down a dead-end street for decades.

Some doping methods simply cannot be satisfactorily detected by testing an athlete's urine (and for reasons, it says, of practicality and religious scruple the IOC has so far been reluctant to require blood-testing).