Sentence examples for changes practically from inspiring English sources

In Kalamazoo, with the Promise breathing life into the schools, teachers agreed to changes practically without any objections".

Richard will also hold a short theoretical discussion of how feature writing has changed, and what it means for freelancers in terms of how to adapt to those changes practically.

After these changes, "practically all the resulting part is satisfactory to us," Leonid E. Slutsky, first deputy chairman of the State Duma's foreign affairs committee, told Kommersant, a daily newspaper.

The menu at this restaurant owned by Chad Robertson and Elizabeth Prueitt of famed Tartine Bakery changes practically every day.

But critics in Congress have charged that the program has little value on its own and called for ending it outright, and even the official acknowledged that the changes "practically speaking cannot be implemented at the flip of a switch".

Such drastic tegumental changes practically expose more underlying antigenic determinants to the host immune recognition and effector functions culminating in enhanced vaccine protective efficacy.

Oklahomans' sense of themselves dramatically changed, practically overnight".

But a lot has changed, practically and legally, in the last half century, and the court might see the issue differently now.

Electoral reform has been off the agenda since the 2011 defeat of the Alternative Vote referendum, but a recent survey by pollsters BMG found support for change practically as high as ever.

Spectral width does not change practically too.

He added: "It's going to change practically on a mid-week basis with all the games that teams have got to catch up with.