Sentence examples for to be a practical choice from inspiring English sources

Job done, you might think, except that gold is too rare and expensive to be a practical choice for anyone except kings and queens.

Leiths Vegetable Bible by Polly Tyrer, £21 If you had to pick a desert-island cookbook, this would be a practical choice.

A personal loan can be a practical choice for consolidating debt or managing major expenses.

However, in certain situations RNA-seq may not be a practical choice.

We reasoned that a multifunctional chromatin remodeling protein that acts at the wing margin would be a practical choice for a targeted genetic modifier screen.

A copy of the cipher used to encode the data was a practical choice, and a JPEG picture of the EBI was the lone concession to narcissism.

Perhaps this more direct pop feel – you can definitely dance to Ain't It Fun – is a practical choice as much as an artistic one.

Yes, cheese straws are a practical choice (easy to eat with one hand, simple to prepare in advance, popular with vegetarians and small children) but most importantly, they tick all the boxes when it comes to the kind of thing people want to eat after a glass or nine of wine.

Black skirts have a tendency to match well with most colors, so it's a practical choice for versatility.

It is inconclusive whether the two functions are mathematically and physically eligible to represent the landslide area distributions in the real world, but they are a practical choice since there are capable of characterizing both the power law tail and the rollover of landslide area distribution.

It was a practical choice; the library was becoming unaffordable in private hands.