Sentence examples for coming to practically from inspiring English sources

Coming to practically applicable proportional shortfall scores that are in line with public preferences is therefore not straightforward [ 35].

It's full of achingly beautiful passages — which we Salter fans have come to practically view as an entitlement — and also some of the funniest dialogue I've ever come across.

While we all encounter machine learning whenever we use autocorrect, Siri, Spotify and Google, the vast majority of businesses are yet to grasp its promise, particularly when it comes to practically adding value in supporting internal decision making.

Whilst scholars have consistently highlighted this struggle, how pleasure might come to practically inform the design and delivery of harm reduction policies and programs remains less clear.

"In the beginning I made it solely for my pub but before long I would have publicans coming to me practically begging, so I started to make more.

Among the anti-Morsi crowds that kept coming, to fill practically every square and intersection in the country, people seemed to think that the Army was not like it had been before, that it was not the Army of Hosni Mubarak and military trials.

Wyman said they've been coming to parade practically as long as it's been around.

To some, the country has come to seem practically un-Canadian.

Since the beginning of July, there have been six days on which the S. & P. 500 has gone up or down by at least two per cent, and daily moves of more than one per cent — like the ones we saw at the start of last week — have come to seem practically routine.

He recounted how Swedish model Vendela Kirsebom came to him "practically in tears" begging to be moved from her seat next to Trump at a 1993 Vanity Fair dinner because of Trump's relentless ranking of women at the event and discussion of their legs and breasts.

But Hawaii's capital has a special history and it comes to life on practically every corner.