Sentence examples for scarcely practical from inspiring English sources

Consensus here is rhetorical, scarcely practical.

Walking is obviously best for reducing carbon emissions, but unless you're going from one end of the village to the other, it's scarcely practical for most of us.

A prerequisite for the development of the laboratory was also the benevolence of the authorities of the University of Zurich toward a research project from which scarcely any practical use could be expected for the land-locked country of Switzerland.

Some have scarcely any other practical rationale.

And yet it would appear that man scarcely gained mastery of practical tools before he began to use them for the abstract purpose of inscribing his impression of whatever was important or focal in his life.

While CO2 capture has been extensively investigated in different metal organic frameworks (MOFs), their performance under practical process conditions is scarcely examined.

Practical implementations of the ISO/EN 13606 standard have been scarcely reported on, and none of the publications describes in detail an efficient technique of archetype-compliant data extraction from an Electronic Health Record system.

Even if the party were deprived of a trial by jury, the statute is not, therefore, necessarily unconstitutional.' Indeed, it is scarcely possible that any actual injustice could be done in the practical administration of the act.

There is scarcely a character in the book – except, perhaps Marie-Léonie, the Frenchly practical mistress of Christopher's brother Mark – who is not described at one time or another as being mad, or on the verge of madness.

Such an increase in NO conversion in the presence of H2O has scarcely been known and this kind of desirable effect would be suitable for the practical reaction gas condition of automobile exhaust.

As Republicans and Democrats debate the ethical and practical considerations for and against the withdrawal of the United States forces, this question scarcely comes up.