Sentence examples for although in practice from inspiring English sources

This was available to the firm for other purposes, although in practice it was rarely used.

Tate Britain has opted for a thematic rather than a chronological approach, although in practice they overlap.

Microsoft could be fined up to $3bn, although in practice the figure is likely to be lower.

Although, in practice, it says that less than 2% of customers choose not to receive postal mailings.

Algiers was placed under the authority of the Ottoman sultan, although in practice it remained largely autonomous.

That should make it more acceptable, in theory, to libertarians (although in practice, they mostly hate it).

Under Iranian law comments deemed insulting to the supreme leader carry possible prison sentences, although in practice critics are often not arrested immediately.

It's Republicans who are obsessed with governmental size, or claim to be — although, in practice, they behave as if they're indifferent to it.

It identifies Sharia, or Islamic law, as "the principal source" of the legal system, although in practice Sharia has never been applied rigorously.

Voter ID requirements at least have the superficial appearance of addressing the integrity of elections, although in practice the justification is bogus.

Rock bottom prices start at around £550 return, although in practice expect to pay £700 to £900.