Sentence examples for the pragmatic answer from inspiring English sources

Work is the pragmatic answer to our needs and dreams.

Henry Tapper says: "The pragmatic answer is never to turn down your employer's contribution.

While some prominent Greens now support nuclear power as the pragmatic answer to global warming, others argue that the associated toxic waste may prove an enduring environmental nightmare.

For years, the pragmatic answer has been the dollar, and to some extent other national currencies, giving rise to complaints of an "inordinate privilege" for the US.

The pragmatic answer is that he was elected on a platform of ending the Palestinian uprising, or intifada, that began four months before he took office, and he simply couldn't focus on Lebanon in a serious way at the same time.

The pragmatic answer is that not everyone is migrating all the time (the pithy answer is "blockchain").

Proponents of federal court trials believe with equal sincerity that federal courts offer the most pragmatic answer and the best way to honor the rule of law.

The only pragmatic answer is to kill the silly season – by ending the tradition of MPs having a long summer holiday.

Moeen lends batting strength but it may be that Parry's left-arm spin is the more pragmatic answer.

Now there is no money, the only pragmatic answer I can see is to make equality and diversity an Ofsted-limiting grade factor.

This is the first study to assess the use of such a continuous infusion in the subpectoral plane, as well as the first study to assess the effects on postoperative shoulder function or the development of chronic pain and will therefore give a pragmatic answer to the question of whether continuous local anaesthetic infusion in the subpectoral tissue plane should be used in these patients.