Sentence examples for from a practically from inspiring English sources

Sign-off options range from a practically laboured "Best wishes" to a brisk "Best".

It's fashioned from a practically derelict building, and you can gaze out through floor-to-ceiling windows in the bar or head into the exposed stone and wood of the dining room.

Rather than spending time slicing the bagel and spreading the remaining cream cheese from a practically empty container, I just tossed the container and bagel in a plastic bag with a small plastic knife and figured there would be plenty of time to prepare my breakfast at the gate.

Zucker called the ad "misleading" and said the award given to Mandel by United Conservatives of Ohio is a "meaningless award" from a "practically defunct right-wing interest group".

This is prima facie good -- the installations generate clean energy from a practically infinite source (even if they pose still unsolved problems of the disposal of radioactive wastes and the decommissioning of aging and obsolete systems).

We present an alternative methodology in which the capacities are considered as variables that can take any value from zero to a practically realizable maximum.

Kinetic analysis suggested that the effective activation energy for the cure process decreases from ≈120 to a practically constant value ≈60 kJ mol−1.

Adult stem cells from autologous origin are a practically safe and appealing source for cell-based regenerative therapies that may hold realistic clinical potential.

As expected from many previous studies, a practically linear increase of the FS1-OA was seen in both the male and the female cohorts after the age of 30 years (Fig. 1).

Between mid-November 2015 and February 2016 he went almost 12 hours without scoring and against Palermo on 21 February contrived to miss the target from a position practically on the goal line.

"I can remember when he first joined us, as a practically unknown from PSG two and a half years ago, and he has come on in leaps and bounds since then.