Sentence examples for takes practicality from inspiring English sources
The phrase "takes practicality" is not commonly used in written English and may sound awkward.
It could be used in contexts discussing the importance of practicality in decision-making or actions. Example: "In our approach to problem-solving, we must ensure that our strategy takes practicality into account to achieve effective results."
I can respect putting practicality above fashion, but my father takes practicality to an extreme, which can make public appearances with him exceedingly embarrassing.
I recently met someone with MS who has taken practicality to its ultimate limit and has already paid a deposit – literally – on their own mortality by arranging with Dignitas their own end.
It seems like a fantastic idea – but once again the politicians don't seem to be taking practicalities into account.
Unlike the Renault, which, as the only car here with five doors, automatically takes the practicality win in this company.
The director takes the practicality of these powers a little more seriously than De Palma does, and the energized action sequences that result have an empathetic basis.
As someone who hasn't raised children I find the process exciting and rewarding – is that OK to say? Practicality takes over.
'For me, there isn't an issue of principle that is so strong that it should take precedence over practicality.
After World War II, when great numbers of students were able to attend college on the G.I. bill and the academy became democratized, a new practicality took root, and higher education became increasingly vocational.
Those themes of practicality, taking substance over style and correcting past errors resurface again as Paul remarks of the eight-hundred capacity nightclub being moulded downstairs: We're making the ground floor multi-functional.
This takes empathy, intelligence, drive and practicality – all of which Stephenie McMillan had in abundance – but also a scavenger's eye.
