Sentence examples for similarly practical from inspiring English sources
Melanie Walsh's 10 Things I Can Do to Help My World is similarly practical and upbeat.
The British took a similarly practical approach, using phrase books or parroting expressions.
Other 7th- and 8th-century prose, similarly practical in character, includes more laws, wills, and charters.
Today, with the GFI Group, a brokerage specializing in complex derivatives sales, Mr. Brodsky is similarly practical.
In 1861 Elena Molokhovets published the similarly practical "A Gift to Young Housewives", which remained popular in Russia for half a century.
There is a similarly practical debate to be had about the jurisprudence of the European court of human rights, which has sometimes been uneven and has occasionally pushed its boundaries too far.
Kumin's nature poetry possesses similarly earthy, practical observations, and is distinguished by her apparent allergy to flowery language.
Similarly, A Practical Guide to Ethnic Monitoring in the NHS and Social Care, published by the Department of Health in July last year, recommends that leaflets be produced for patients and other service users which "allay any fears that information on ethnic group may be used to discriminate against individuals and groups".
Similarly, the practical characteristics were not determined.
This has much in common with the situation where informative censoring is suspected, and similarly, their practical experience is limited at the present time.
McClelland's approach to philanthropy similarly combined the practical and ideal, following Joseph Rowntree's belief in tackling social causes of poverty rather than in palliative measures.
