Sentence examples for become in practice from inspiring English sources

They cannot be granted so as to become in practice permanent".

It's further evidence that Mandelson has become, in practice if not in name, the deputy prime minister.

Only then will human resources become in practice the most valuable resource within any national system" [ 26].

Members of the house of Habsburg ruled over Parma, Modena, and Tuscany; and Venetia and Lombardy became, in practice, provinces of the Austrian Empire.

What Netanyahu and major American Jewish organizations miss is that, in Beinart's words, "the less democratic Zionism becomes in practice, the more people across the world will question the legitimacy of Zionism itself".

At the same time, the drug's class strength -- its relative safety -- became, in practice, a liability, freeing doctors as it did from the restraints of ethical and especially legal fears.

After a few stormy years of power-struggle between the prudent Doggett and the extravagant Wilks, Doggett was replaced by the upcoming actor Barton Booth and Cibber became in practice sole manager of Drury Lane.

"I think evaluation will need to begin to look at how things become absorbed and become standardized in practice and in planning".

China's leaders still call themselves communists, but they have become capitalists in practice.

"If something is public in theory, like this database was, it will become public in practice eventually.

Note that PMI values can become negative in practice even after discounting for rare occurrences.