Sentence examples for return to practical from inspiring English sources

Tellingly, JJ Abrams has pledged to return to practical effects wherever possible on his upcoming Star Wars instalments, acknowledging that the models and puppets Muren and his colleagues used in the 1970s still work better.

Doerfel called for a review of the Home Office procedures and a return to more practical practices.

Then cleanse your mind of matters cosmological and return to more practical things, like this week's quiz.

Some people specialize in helping anxious drivers return to the road, with practical, hands-on lessons in safe places that graduate out into the roads or places you fear most.

My view is that the UK should return to a system of bilateral, practical crime and policing co-operation with EU partners, which does not involve ceding control to the EU institutions.

Learning practical skills Under this approach, parents are now allowing girls to return to school because they can learn practical domestic skills.

Besides, with the vast populations of consumers out there today, how practical would a return to the olden days really be?

"It is neither possible, nor practical, nor acceptable to return to conducting business as usual, as if everything is fine," he said.

The trouble is, many of these programs have no practical value, so employees return to their daily chores and forget the training.

HRW states: "Refoulement occurs not only when a refugee is directly rejected or expelled, but also where indirect pressure on individuals is so intense that it leads them to believe that they have no practical option but to return to a country where they face serious risk of persecution or threats to their lives and safety".

But Pakistan says India's proposal, which requires the patients to return to Pakistan-controlled territory overnight, is only practical for the healthy.