Sentence examples for but not practically from inspiring English sources

The Kerala model is good to read about but not practically applicable to any part of the world, including Kerala".

No differences in cheese were observed by a trained panel except cheese appearance; control cheese eyes were significantly, but not practically, larger than the RF-DDGS cheese.

He said that while the nation is still on the cusp of economic good times, the arena issue and a number of others being pressed by Mr. Schundler resonate intellectually but not practically with voters.

Mankell gave Wallander Alzheimer's disease in a book published three years ago, which means the detective could theoretically return but not practically, thereby reducing Mankell's risk of suffering the misery of having his ankles broken by a furious enthusiast holding him hostage in a snowy cabin.

The effect of Nindv and its interactions were smaller than 10%, which is statistically but not practically significant.

When the Palestinian Liberation Organization PLOO) was founded in 1964, Nasser formally, but not practically, proclaimed that it would hold authority over Gaza, and a year later, conscription was instituted for the Palestinian Liberation Army.

The software, but not the hardware of the MR scanner was updated once in 2000, which improved its resolution but did not practically influence the sensitivity of this study.

The objection advanced by counsel to the method of taxation was, not that the results produced were inequitable, but that (theoretically, not practically) the method adopted was improper.

Although important, such correlation properties have not been sufficiently studied and exploited in the literature where relevant, but simplistic and not practically validated, assumptions dominate.

We wished to perform a secondary CFA in another school but it was not practically feasible.

A broader economic approach to the measurement of outcomes, such as stated preference discrete choice modelling, might have captured women's preferences for alternative attributes of planned place of birth and might have been more informative to decision makers, 28 but this was not practically possible given the anonymity involved in the study design and the available resources.