Sentence examples for could practically be considered from inspiring English sources
"That could practically be considered growth in this market," Cohen says.
Second, which could be considered practically pathognomonic, there is a permanent increase in γδ IELs [19, 20], observed in every form of the disease [8, 13, 21], and it could constitute the first sign of latent or potential forms of CD [9].
But practically everything the C.I.A. does could be considered a "method," so the C.I.A. can decide that almost anything relating to its work is classified.
Even if islet replacement could be considered a preferable alternative to insulin therapy in long-term diabetic patients, this therapeutic option will be practically limited by the number of islet donors that will never be sufficient.
Some fish are practically too bony or strong flavored to be considered edible.
For example, finer or coarser CD4 categorizations could be used, although our choice is considered practically and clinically a good compromise.
But if no disaster strikes, well, that's considered practically illegal.
Removing him from them is considered practically an act of abuse.
