Sentence examples for with some practicalities from inspiring English sources

Juliet, who has juvenile chronic arthritis and diabetes, added that her time at Southampton Solent had been uniformly positive but that she had experienced issues with some practicalities of studying at university as a disabled person.

A rationale for the project is outlined along with some practicalities of operating the equipment in remote locations and archaeological tunnels.

Though he struggles with some practicalities of everyday living (brushing teeth, for example), he has become an in-demand inspirational speaker.

Now obviously there are some practicalities to deal with here, namely that Super Hans is of course a fictional character.

But if he wishes to oust Saddam Hussein, maintain peace in the Middle East, calm tempers in the Indian subcontinent, manage the rise of China and avoid war with North Korea, he must add some practicality to his principles.

I'm just struggling a bit with some of the practicalities.

As with ambition so with practicalities.

Their forte, coping with the practicalities of some daunting destinations -- communications, getting from place to place, the Internet, toilets, customs and taboos -- has earned the guides a following that includes older, more prosperous but still intrepid travelers.

I don't mean the index (though the start of this one is appetising enough: "activities 86-98; see also bungy jumping, canoeing, cycling, diving... ....... Nor do I suggest you commence with the practicalities that some travel-guide publishers consign to the latter part of their books.

Not just with praise, but also with practicalities.

He can be savvy about television's economic motives and obsession with demographics but doesn't bother with those practicalities when they'd undercut some high-blown theory.