Sentences with phrase «in a practical sense»

It is time for some unconventional measures that are colorful and as diverse as a rainbow yet work in a practical sense for everyone in the room.

We realize that quinoa remains unfamiliar to many people, especially in the practical sense of cooking and recipes.

Although in a practical sense such an action may scare students into completing the assignment, it also reinforces the idea that students are only in class to accumulate points.

I guess I was thinking more about this subject and I have wonder, what does «loving G - d» look like in a practical sense?

And yet in a practical sense of how people will read your post, it is either useless or detrimental to any point you are trying to make.

It's big, very fast, great to look at and still useful in the practical sense.

How to utilize these commands every day in a practical sense, including our time - tested behavior modification strategy.

However, you may find things to substitute which are suitable in a practical sense.

What this means is that consultation in a practical sense must be extended to reflect a requirement to effectively negotiate.

And it may not sound exciting, but if a kitchen doesn't work in a practical sense, then it doesn't matter how beautiful it looks.

You understand the physics, so in a practical sense you're really far away, but in a visual sense you're relatively close.

What does this look like in a practical sense?

By hand, it would be practically impossible, and when I mean «practical,» I mean in a practical sense it would be impossible to gather that data on teachers and students and then use it.

The film offers basic, practical and obvious ideas for moving forward, which makes the symbolism of bookending the film with a simple problem - solving experiment involving chimps and building blocks hard to miss: we're perhaps not as smart in a practical sense as our less evolved simian cousins.

The problem we have proposed is important in the practical sense, since our world is torn apart with disunity, and a partial cause of it lies in the religious attitudes of Christians toward other religious positions and humanisms.

The support organized through a special facebook group (there are some great tips here for families with a cancer diagnosis) and a Go Fund Me page have been very helpful in a practical sense as Kati has gone through several bouts of chemo, a mastectomy, hospital stays, discovering her cancer has now metastasized, having her lungs drained of fluid as the cancer spread and being part of an immunotherapy trial that has slowed the cancer for now.

For example, the Russian occupied area of Ukraine is largely recognized as part of Ukraine still by the international community, but it doesn't matter in a practical sense because the Ukrainian government doesn't have control of the region.

A FEW years ago, it struck me that Darwin's theory of evolution could be used to make our lives better in a practical sense.

What that means for students in a practical sense is that vendor lock - in might prohibit them from going print - free even if they wanted to, because not all of their required course materials may be available for the reader or software they invested in.

If you're skeptical about an «innovation index» meaning much in a practical sense, then consider this: in terms of productivity (measured by GDP per hour worked), Canada ranks far below the G7 average — a staggering 12 per cent below, in fact — and only marginally above that of the broader OECD.

In all practical sense market became the true «ecclesia».

Displaying them prominently alongside garbage receptacles and where refreshments are distributed, SFS walks the walk of its mission in a practical sense, allowing conference attendees, speakers and personnel to do their part in the capture of these disposable, yet valuable, material resources.

Not a fan of such long sleeves in the practical sense, even if they seem kind of fun... BTW, it is nice to mention the real author of the photo, I appreciate the honesty.

In the practical sense reviews are nothing more than opinions, preferences or judgements.

Historically, no one has paid attention to it because it's been synonymous with the Master's Degree, but now what we've done is make the certification a real credential in the practical sense of the skills of teaching.

Educational benefits The benefits of these kinds of facilities in a practical sense are clear, but it's important to remember what effect this can have on a student's broader education.

While buy - in may not be the major determinant in scoring, it's crucial in a practical sense, said Diane Donohue, the president of the Delaware State Education Association, which played a big role in that state's successful Race to the Top application.

They spoke about what distinguishes charters from non-charters in a practical sense, with a focus on the experiences of students and families.

There are very few districts such as Raleigh that have at any point actively tried to desegregate schools by socioeconomic indicators, and the small size of districts in many states makes it impossible in a practical sense to try.

Given that dozens of cash - back credit cards deliver that at reasonable or no annual fees, Barnard agrees with your dad in a practical sense.

Skill progression is agonizingly slow in a practical sense.

The artist also used cloth — and, in one case, brittle bread — to create sculptural «books» that beg to be admired, if not read in the practical sense.

«It is difficult to claim without important qualification that Harrison solved the longitude problem in a practical sense,» he says.

They also assist student nurses in the practical sense such as helping them through their first IV insertion or injection.

Consultation in a practical sense must be extended to reflect a requirement to effectively negotiate.