Sentence examples for will be pragmatic from inspiring English sources
Similarly, on Taiwan, Hu will be pragmatic.
America must accept that its relations with Arab countries will be pragmatic.
"The most successful approach, however, will be pragmatic, step-by-step.
It will be pragmatic, ad hoc, lacking in a grand design; but its basic instincts will be sensible.
"It will be possible only if our partners review their demands, and if those demands will be pragmatic," he said.
Ruben's view on how a wealthy man, like a wealthy country, avoids ill will, is pragmatic: he charges next to nothing for ice and electricity -- and nothing for watching his satellite TV -- offers modest terms for people who owe him money and contributes heavily to the common projects.
"If a no vote looks like carrying it, he'll be pragmatic," said one Elysée adviser.
"That the game is knockout might shape the thinking," said Kiss. "We'll be pragmatic about what works and it will probably be that we come down to the last minute to make that decision".
Meanwhile Nick Xenophon, leader of the Nick Xenophon Team (NXT), has told the Conversation's Michelle Grattan there is only a 0.0001% chance this election will end in a hung parliament, but if it does, he'll be "pragmatic and constructive with whomever forms government".
WASHINGTON — Anticipation of President Obama's plan for creating jobs while cutting deficits, now heightened by the scheduling controversy over his prime time address to Congress next Thursday, has turned on a question: Will he go big and highlight his sharp differences with Republicans, or will he be pragmatic and downsize his ideas to get Republican votes?
