Sentence examples for cannot practically from inspiring English sources

For practical reasons, doctors cannot practically be blinded to the MASK or NoMASK allocation but randomisation and concealed allocation on an individual patient basis could reduce any potential variation in doctor's behaviour (e.g., fatigue) and also reduce interviewer bias.

The floor routine, she cannot practically miss.

Coates continues, "Perhaps they cannot practically receive targeted policy.

It was as well found that stocky corrugated webs cannot practically reach the yield shear strength.

These requirements are imposed by national governments and cannot practically be altered by individual suppliers".

More recycling will help, but many of our society's potentially most dangerous effluents (such as hormone-mimicking chemicals) cannot practically be recycled.

The drug, a statement said, "cannot be practically prescribed, administered or supplied to the public".

Methane drainage has become an integral part of modern coal mining operations when gas emissions cannot be practically dealt with using conventional ventilation methods alone.

For 3-dimensional hypersonic flows, like in re-entry problems, this induces much too dense velocity grids that cannot be practically used, for memory storage requirements.

Federal rules permit a vote by a duty officer when action is urgently needed, and cannot be practically scheduled for consideration by the commission.

Modeling Electric Usage in Residential Areas: Because electricity cannot be practically or economically stored in large quantities, the electricity generation and distribution system must match supply and demand on a minute-by-minute basis.