Sentence examples for terms practical from inspiring English sources

Mr. Howard, 61, a political professional known as a close student of such polls, says he favors what he terms "practical reconciliation".

With its plain black-on-black paint scheme, angular luggage cases and generally utilitarian looks, it is tempting to describe the bike in wholly uninspiring terms — practical and sensible, or perhaps versatile.

Indeed, about half of the 99 million listings on eBay last quarter were for what it terms practical items, such as computers and electronics, as opposed to collectibles.

That it would be difficult to cast the bill in partisan terms, practical as it is and introduced by a Republican Congressman, but that doesn't mean it won't be vetoed anyway.

First, the short-term practical: the very second when your less-Skype-savvy colleagues are visible to you, tell them.

While such a ruling would represent an enormous symbolic victory for supporters of gun rights, its short-term practical impact would almost certainly be limited.

It's not just economic impact, and it's not just short term practical outcomes.

Since the Py-rGO sensors can be easily recovered, long-term practical work of the devices can be promised.

In that interview, he uses the term practical seven times -- I want someone with a practical sense of how the world works, I want someone with practical experience.

Research has both short-term (applied research) as well as long-term practical objectives (basic research).

The exclusion criteria may be divided into two categories, which may be termed "practical" and "clinical" respectively.