Sentences with phrase «more pragmatic»

Mr 18 is far more pragmatic, and tells me that they probably just deactivated their account... yeah, but I still worry...

For all the millionaires and investment gurus or those that prefer to have their ears tickled vs more pragmatic advice, move on, you made it, and congratulations.

Smart people don't try to predict the exact bottom, but, instead use a more pragmatic approach to homebuying.

From a more pragmatic perspective, how would you reply?

«Raised by Gen - X parents during a time marred by economic stress, rising student - debt burdens, socioeconomic tensions and war overseas, these youths carry a less idealistic, more pragmatic perspective on the world.»

Electronic signatures are slowly creeping their way into Canadian real estate transactions, but their implementation is seemingly more pragmatic than necessary at this early juncture, says Tristan Pungartnik, a broker with Royal LePage Heritage in Montreal.

I re-submit that colleges are generally much more pragmatic about preparing students for the real world.

So division of labor is often the more pragmatic solution: One spouse — very... Continue reading →

Yet, as unrealistic as this may sound, when you are out of work — try and calm down so you become more pragmatic and are able to steer a successful job hunt.

Letting your creativity run wild is great, but there comes a point when you'll need to temper it with more pragmatic considerations.

Many fans are frustrated at Take - Two for pulling the plug, while others have been more pragmatic and understand the issues that a project of this nature invariably faces.

And like so much of Google's new hardware, the Pixel Buds are far more pragmatic than flashy — and pragmatic is nice.

Corsair HARPOON RGB gaming mouse design simplicity and soft, not too much modification, are more pragmatic style.

Privacy is a fundamental right and in a world where there are ongoing legal battles about one's so - called «right to be forgotten» with entities who hoard (and hoard unsecured) one's personal information, perhaps a more pragmatic solution is the «right not to be known» in the first place.

This emphasis on pressing forward in the face of obstacles with a more pragmatic optimism was perhaps best summed up by Eric Larchevêque, CEO of bitcoin hardware wallet developer Ledger, who told CoinDesk:

It's relatively more pragmatic than previous versions.

Under CEO Tim Cook, Apple has become more pragmatic, signing a limited truce with Google this spring and also becoming more vocal about the problems of patent trolls in general.

A more pragmatic approach would be to work with a credentialed agent (who has familiarity with the region) to source best policies and discounts.

You could also be a bit more pragmatic and use it towards your savings, or for paying down credit card or student loan debt.

One of the impediments to clearer, more pragmatic law is that exceptionalism abounds in the writings of our top judges.

Bob Hander, Associate, Ropes & Gray: «I liked the suggestions, and in contrast to other writing instructors I've seen, you were much more pragmatic, which, frankly, is one of the main reasons professional writers avoid the creativity that characterizes good writing in general.»

The third reason is more pragmatic.

Certain courts may also be willing take a more pragmatic approach, as the English Court of Appeal did when it decided to exercise its power to appoint an arbitrator by appointing the same arbitrator in two parallel cases [1].

Kent Walker, Googleâ $ ™ s general counsel, took a more pragmatic approach, expressing concern for the safety of the dozen or so employees at Googleâ $ ™ s Turkish office.

At the same time, while the majority judgment is focused on the law of consent, it does seem more pragmatic in its approach to consent than the dissenting judgment.

The Ontario Land Titles Act is based mainly on old English legislation, and is more pragmatic.

On a more pragmatic level, it's clearly important for all businesses to be inclusive, but do tech companies have a particular challenge here, compared to law firms, for example?

Unfortunately, over the years, this more pragmatic approach to dispute resolution has been somewhat hijacked by merchants with ulterior motives.

When happy couples start planning the more romantic aspects of their lives together, they should also pay attention to the more pragmatic details, since marriage is also a business relationship: you're combining your assets, housing, even taxes, with your spouse.

For more pragmatic research I'd suggest just sticking to simplified guidance offered by the government

But it is more pragmatic to envision a different kind of PLEI app.

The final, third, reason is more pragmatic.

And, as it becomes more difficult to challenge domestic arbitration awards on the merits, it will be interesting to see whether Canadian courts will follow the strict rules of the French courts or the more pragmatic approach of the English courts.

As this paper demonstrates, a massive expansion of energy systems, primarily carried out in the rapidly urbanizing global South, in combination with the rapid acceleration of clean energy innovation, is a more pragmatic, just, and morally acceptable framework for thinking about energy access.

When I only get told the arguments that prove a case — rather than a more pragmatic one that shows the areas of doubt or uncertainty as well — then cynacism is the result.

Not that I think it's possible to have a go at all of it at once — I'm more pragmatic than that — I think Speth's on the right track.

Where many re-wilding visions are overly utopian, Stanford geographer Martin Lewis will propose a more pragmatic and incremental vision for California.

But in the event of a «yes» vote, a more pragmatic approach might prevai.

I think he needs to be more pragmatic.

A more pragmatic issue is whether German industry would be financially strong enough to build nuclear power stations in the UK, given that they would have more than enough to sort out at home, as a result of the phase out decision.

The other question is more pragmatic.

Where much of the environmental movements concern with rainforest protection is more eco-centric, Stott argues for a much more pragmatic utilitarian approach.

WoW... I am simply amazed at Lomborg... not that he buys the whole CAGW argument, he always did, but he struck me as someone more pragmatic in terms of how to deal with the potential impacts of warming.

The current Club leaders are considerably to the left of Brower, and the older, much more pragmatic leaders of my day have largely died or retired.

In its statement, the Global Climate Coalition said its reorganization was «part of a long - term initiative to refocus the public debate on climate policy to the issues at hand - namely, a policy contest between the unworkable Kyoto Protocol versus a more pragmatic and viable solution to the climate issue that relies on technology, innovation and American ingenuity.»

I can't help thinking we need to be far more pragmatic on the issue.

In contrast, the research contributions of the hydrological community have been based on more pragmatic statistical and stochastic descriptions of natural processes, which reflect a different paradigm in both understanding and modelling natural processes....

They are somewhat more pragmatic though and assess local conditions.

Climate Pragmatism There is a robust and growing demand for a more pragmatic approach to the climate challenge.

«In contrast, those on the right tend to be more pragmatic and look at what works and consider the evidence.