Sentence examples for without any practical from inspiring English sources
These faux classical ruins, called follies, eventually evolved to become real buildings, but without any practical function, according to Kevin Wilkes, an architect with Princeton Design Guild.
On the other hand, it seems awfully easy to condemn so indiscriminately, without any practical ideas on how to make things better.
A postwar Medical Research Council MRCC) report commented that it was gratifying to see how the organisation, planned without any practical experience of a large-scale transfusion service, swung into action.
On a general note, PET and 13C-MRSI data acquisition could be performed simultaneously without any practical issues.
Unfortunately, most African nations and some other least developed countries (LDC) have only demonstrated interest to start without any practical approach to its implementation.
Due to peculiarities associated with the requirements of each code, different values of the rack load carrying capacity are expected and their quantification should be of great interest for commercial reasons: this is an important open question for designers and manufactures that up to now is without any practical response.
Indeed, it may be crueler to dreamers, because it offers an artificial sense of intimacy with politicians, without delivering any practical results.
For the time being, even cynical realists might recognize that Obama's endorsement of the goal of abolition enhances America's negotiating position within the nonproliferation system without imposing any practical constraints on American power.
At the moment, learner drivers are not allowed to go on motorways but can do so without having had any practical experience after passing their test.
Changes to my degree course mean that we are the first cohort of students who haven't had any placements in our first year, so I'm becoming a second year without having done any practical work at all.
She makes the case for supporting education and basic, curiosity-driven research scientific work without any immediate practical application as a necessary precursor to economic growth.
