Sentence examples for and has practically no from inspiring English sources
It has owned its land for three centuries, and has practically no debt and thus is beholden to neither banks nor lenders.
Hence, there are duplicates among the ranked pairs which may predicted twice, but this event is rare as it concerns less than 1 pair over 1,000 and have practically no impact on the prediction.
He was only sick once, and had practically no after effects".
That district, which had been largely boarded up in the 1970's and early 1980's after nearby malls drained off customers and caused chain stores and supermarkets to close, now has practically no vacancies.
For the moment, the purchase of oil, natural gas, and coal, as well as uranium has practically no trade limitation, and thus the motivation to urgently develop an economically viable system of renewable energy production remains low due to a low expectancy of immediate economic profit.
Western powers could provide most of the funding (the AU has practically no money), logistics, electronic intelligence and possibly air cover.
The sequence of thruster activations is designed such that the maneuver has practically no impact on the satellite orbit and attitude.
The type of unbonded tendons has practically no influence on the cracking mode and moment redistribution while it has limited effects on the development of deformation, nonprestressed steel stress and neutral axis depth.
Phobos is so small (only around 15 km across) that it has practically no gravitational field, which means you could land and take off using standard rocket thrusters.
