Sentence examples for facing practically from inspiring English sources

On Tuesday, the House and the Senate voted overwhelmingly to stop pumping oil into the Strategic Petroleum Reserve in the hope of easing soaring gasoline prices, an issue facing practically every American.

One of the most common tasks that cheminformatics experts in pharmaceutical industry are facing practically daily is analysis and visualization of large collections of molecules.

Others faced practically uncontested single-party elections in a borough that is overwhelmingly Democratic.

It is, as one would expect, a moving and unhistrionic piece about the difficulties they faced, practically and morally, and sadly not as quaint as it might be, with abortion still one of the main issues in the Republican primaries.

Having faced practically every weather condition short of snow since Wednesday, bleary-eyed revellers enjoyed traditional summer temperatures on Sunday following four days of torrential rain and electrical storms.

But after three Arkham games, we've faced practically all of Batman's traditional foes in one form or another, some of them multiple times, and a few of them are even outright dead by the time Arkham Knight concludes.

He was known for pinching pennies so hard that Lincoln's face practically turned purple.

"The problem is that Spanish sexism has been crude, not at all subtle: women went about with their faces practically covered until the 18th century.

Not that they were heroes, but he saw them as grossly underpaid — and thus vulnerable — victims of their owner, Charles Comiskey, a man who held onto a buck so tightly that Washington's face practically turned blue.

Maybe I'm afraid to sing high?" She has taken photographs of herself as a mysterious Mata Hari girl in a black felt hat and dark glasses, with her face practically smothered in a high turtleneck collar.

The enhanced face recognition function is able to recognize five separate faces practically instantly for better group portrait photography.