"Not only is this a prosecutor being practically put on trial, but it's a sitting judge," said Jennifer Laurin, a professor at the University of Texas at Austin School of Law.
They were practically putting together the TV commercials: "Obama's Democrats promise change and deliver nothing... .. "Democrats are all talk and no action... .. "Even with big majorities in the House and Senate, Democrats couldn't convince Congress to support Obamacare".
And how is it, I wonder, that I can be practically addicted to anchovies – but put them on a pizza and I'm transported back to being a militant anti-anchovy child?
Accordingly, here are the 5 topics I see on practically a daily basis that are just plain tired, and should be put to rest.
Okay, now it should be pretty clear that these three different worldviews would be practically combustible when put in the same room to debate social policy related to women, children, work, and family.
The pictures rarely do it justice and the economic fallout is practically impossible to put your hands around.
Technologies that push payment into the future, making paying so convenient that it's practically painless, put us in danger of overspending.
Early-stage CEOs are practically taught to not even put a financial model in any of their fundraising decks until they get to their Series B. It's all about building product in the early stages right?
It is practically impossible to find a Republican willing to put a specific tax preference — exclusion, deduction, credit or loophole — on the table for elimination.
Slick interfaces like wall-mounted touch kiosks are practically impossible to adapt for usage by blind people since, obviously, there is nowhere to put Braille keys.
