Sentence examples for doesn't practically exist from inspiring English sources
In the US, parenting doesn't practically exist.
If one compares in the pyrogram the spike present for the detection of the methylated cytosine in the methylation negative control does not practically exist.
"That practically doesn't exist in this country.
Right now, the court system practically doesn't exist.
She rails against the particularly Roman phenomenon, "which practically doesn't exist abroad", of people who use public buses but do not pay fares (it is an honour system and checks are exceedingly rare).
In fact, anti-discrimination legislation practically doesn't exist in Russia "because the problem of discrimination is almost never discussed," explained Verkhovsky.
Palast makes a persuasive case that so-called anti-voter fraud measures are themselves a fraud because voting fraudulently--a felony--practically doesn't exist.
"I don't believe in 'We're here and they're there.' In my opinion, practically speaking, the possibility doesn't exist".
Smoking weed is acceptable enough that practically everyone is doing it, but a legal market doesn't exist to drive prices down.
