The extent to which the composite variables for the functional state of facilities for healthy living practices reflect the practical reality in households is likely to be limited.
That is the practical reality of foreign policy".
"All of this plays out against the political reality and the practical reality," Mr. Geraghty said.
But back to the present - and the practical reality of what we now have to face.
This critique ignores the practical reality that the ICC has no enforcement powers.
Mr. Gore is looking at the practical reality of the world and saying, 'Let's take a step that is viable.' " The practical reality of the world is just the thing that Mr. Bradley seems so adept at skirting.
Whatever the practical reality of getting from A to B, a car also represents something to people.
"There's the emotional appeal," said Mayor Mark Barron, who has vowed to keep Snow King alive, "and then there's the practical reality".
The question of whether it should be is, for now, secondary to the practical reality that the secretary of state is entitled to assert her will.
Pat Robertson went so far as to dismiss "ethical dilemmas" as secondary to the "practical reality" of a "very useful science".
Rather, build your roast according to the meat, the season, your mood, the practical reality of your kitchen and your ability.
