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pragmatic

[prag-mat-ik] / prægˈmæt ɪk /


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Arteta has made Arsenal more pragmatic in the attempt to finally bring that elusive crown to Emirates Stadium.

From BBC

Analysts say that Carney's decision to put diplomatic tensions behind him and extend an olive branch to India is a pragmatic one, based on present day geopolitical shifts.

From BBC

Economists expect the central government to aim for 4.5%-5% gross domestic product growth in 2026, a more flexible, pragmatic goal than the “around 5%” target it has had over the past three years.

From The Wall Street Journal

I don't know where he had that idea from, but he was very much like, 'keep going, follow your dreams' kind of thing, whereas I was a bit more pragmatic, I'd say.

From BBC

Now faced with US tariffs, and under Carney's more "pragmatic" approach to foreign policy, Ottawa is repairing ties with Delhi.

From BBC