Sentence examples for what is practical from inspiring English sources

The computational time required for a full-scale transient simulation with traditional discretization schemes far exceeds what is practical for concurrent design practices.

From that we learn what is appropriate, and what is practical.

By then Greece will have shown us what is practical politics and what is not.

What is moral has been sacrificed in favor of what is practical.

Those sandals mischievously intended to blur the lines between what is practical in fashion (and therefore not desirable) and what is high maintenance (and therefore desirable).

"I think the calculation has been that they have to promise high and deliver what is practical" to the rural people eager for good land, said Sam Moyo, who runs the Southern African Regional Institute for Policy Studies in Harare.

"People did what was practical, not what was ideological".

Perhaps this easy grasp of compromise comes from Creasy's early grasp of what was practical in politics.

It's all pretty phoney, but that doesn't mean both sides can't do each other harm in the process of sorting out what's practical, necessary and fair to make pensions more sustainable.

Another problem: you need to recognize and embrace your constraints, and figure out what's practical.

"RBS's business mix is vastly changed, but inevitably a product of what was practical to achieve rather than starting from a blank sheet of paper.