Sentence examples for but practically has from inspiring English sources

Degradation processes of investigated LEDs foremost occur in the diode chip and lead to the leakage current that has important affect to the electrical fluctuation level, but practically has a weak influence to the light emission properties of LED.

United, according to Mancini, were not just favourites for the title, but practically had their red ribbons attached to the trophy.

Ms. Gerhard worked for Ms. Livermore for a couple of years but practically had to be coerced into accepting a date.

Sadly the prices are out of my reach, but Barbara still practically has to drag me out of the shop.

Adam LeBor argues as much over on Jewcy:Obama's ties with the Jewish community and his Muslim heritage can be two pillars of a much needed bridge: between Jews and Muslims, not just in the United States, but globallyand besides: he practically has not just a Jewish but a Hebrew nameLeBor gets savaged in the comments for his trouble but hey, what did he expect?

But Edwin says his wife practically has dollar signs dancing in her head, and that their marriage was in trouble before the winning lottery ticket.

But my son has heard the story often enough that he practically has the New York Department of Health advisories memorized.

By now, he practically has it memorized.

He practically has to kick him into the spotlight.

This method practically has been developed in the engineering field.

They moan about needing a break but you practically have to crowbar their hands off the desk to get them to go.