Sentence examples for to the practicality from inspiring English sources

Forget high-voltage hybrids and instead look to the practicality of 48-volt systems, says Johnson Controls.

Indeed, tell people that the old schedule owed as much to the practicality of what transmittable tapes were in the building as it did to any vision on the part of the scheduler.

In addition to the practicality of knockdown furniture, the illusion it created of an officer's conquering his surroundings was important not only for his well-being but also to impress the people he and his army were trying to subdue.

Mr. Kosuth and a number of other notable artists were asked about the significance of Documenta for them, and their answers, compiled by Steven Henry Madoff, include everything from delight to disgust, from artistic revelation to the practicality of meeting a new gallery dealer and, in one case, finding (however fleeting) love.

There are some wars, for example (if anyone on the globe is still mad enough to go to war) that the American Negro will not support, however many of his people may be coerced — and there is a limit to the number of people any government can put in prison, and a rigid limit indeed to the practicality of such a course.

There is no end to the practicality and benefit of science.

"Steve Case clung to the vision and didn't pay enough attention to the practicalities".

However, there are many online resources devoted to the practicalities of research and writing.

Moreover, imperial idealism frequently loses out to the practicalities of rule.

But for the most part Foster Wallace sticks to the practicalities of the work that the wigglers and their bosses perform.

"But now when it comes to the practicalities, there are still too many players taking defensive positions".