Sentence examples for as to be practically from inspiring English sources

An unspecific goal, like "I'd like to become a better human being" is so vague as to be practically useless.

The U.S. ratings for the last two finals were so minuscule as to be practically nonexistent.

But the new framework is "so loose as to be practically illusory," Mr. Lawsky said in his letter.

Its stakes are so small as to be practically nonexistent: its main point of conflict is the running of a yoga studio, for crying out loud.

That "everything" includes God the Father, even if he is morally perfect, immortal, and otherwise so different from humans in degree as to be practically inscrutable.

Wild asparagus has a tart, ravishing taste — what foragers call a wilderness taste — and a season so short as to be practically nonexistent.

If it is that incidents of horses being marked with the whip will be as rare as is ever likely to be practically possible, then yes to that too.

The design chart based on ED/σm′ KD/K0 and ED/σv′ KD/K0 relations is expected to be practically useful as the usage of this chart requires only DMT indices.

The majority of participants in the study found using the GPS devices to be practically unproblematic as they wore the small devices around their necks, or kept it in their handbags or pockets.

In a world today where words such as "courage" and "heroism" have been so misused -- applied with abandon from sports to entertainment to politics -- as to be rendered practically meaningless, Jan Karski was the rare human being who embodied both.

In a world today where words such as "courage" and "heroism" have been so overused -- applied freely from sports to entertainment to politics -- as to be rendered practically meaningless, Jan Karski was the rare human being who embodied both.