Sentence examples for at least practically from inspiring English sources

Given the format and subject matter of the interviews, there is little that students can do to prepare – at least practically.

In some instances, however, the scale of change has led to ecosystem states that are arguably not able to be returned, at least practically, to a desired former state due to the crossing of ecological and/or socio-economic thresholds (Hobbs et al. 2009; Hallett et al. 2013).

Although general nurse role definitions include patient-centred and health-wellness models of care, at least practically, nurse roles in the OT are strongly influenced by technical and task-oriented aspects of care [ 32- 36] and that the medical profession exerts considerable influence over OT nurse work [ 37].

The safety question is essential to care and is covered at least practically in the EU by some specific aspects of the EUTCD, such as laboratory conditions, and gametes donor screening for viral illnesses as well as their 'compensation', where the term 'non-commercialisation' is mentioned as a 'protective' feature against exploitation.

But one meal out a day – at a local hole-in-the-wall, at least – is practically a requirement for me.

The key factor behind the rise in Italian yields over the past year or so has, for the time being at least, been practically eliminated.

That's comparatively straightforward at least intellectually; practically, there's some work involved.

And there might also be cases of "knowledge without a shelf life," that is, knowledge of fleeting events that affect our decision-making for only an instant, after which time knowledge of such events will forever after be practically irrelevant, or at least no more practically relevant than a mere true belief that such events occurred (Hyman 2010: 409).

I hope that Israel will do so, at least privately and practically, if not declaratively.

His doctrine is so close to that of Christian Science that, to the layman at least, they are practically indisguishable.

"In respect of the newly valuable Falkland Islands and their oil fields, because of these and other cuts, for the next 10 years at least, Argentina is practically invited to inflict on us a national humiliation on the scale of the loss of Singapore — one from which British prestige, let alone the administration in power at the time, might never recover," the letter said.