Sentence examples for even practically from inspiring English sources

Turbulence intensities below 0.7% are obtained for the whole range of velocities available in the wind tunnel, and even practically constant uniform flow is obtained for all the traverses tested for validation.

Why? Well mainly for a lot of reasons that are absolutely true, but in no way related to one another or even practically enforceable.

Even though practically no one saw "Ed Wood," his performance astonished everyone who did.

Even now practically every Russian family can recall their ancestors who perished in that war.

That rule had not changed, even if practically everything else about Tuesday defied explanation.

Finch and Kirkwood's review of aging showed decisively (if in a roundworm) that luck can play a role in longevity, even when practically all else is equal.

Even so, practically every political party in the region promises to maintain the status quo of high taxes and high welfare.

Even though practically everyone on the planet already knew, Foster "came out" by thanking her ex-partner Cydney Bernard as she picked up a lifetime achievement award.

He wraps up the report by invoking that guaranteed tear-jerker, "the children," even though practically none of the preceding 90 minutes has involved children.

They can't get much market share, because they don't have the influence; and even more practically, they can't afford the extraordinary number of lawyers and the lobbyists either.

But Robert J. Rader, executive director of the Connecticut Association of Boards of Education, noted "a lot of concern, and a lot of anger" over teachers' unions that have steadfastly refused to make concessions even as practically every other school group has.