Sentence examples similar to had practically believed from inspiring English sources

It is not believed, however, that any serious check had occurred, since certainly all the important points had practically been settled before M. Cambon returned to Berlin.

The Newtown parents had practically shamed senators into bringing the background check measure up for a vote, and after decades of gun control losses, many believed that they were on the verge of a big victory.

They had practically no customers.

She had had practically no free time.

She said she had "practically raised" him.

But this area had practically shut down.

Social housing vacancies had practically dried up.

Some had practically no carbohydrates, and some had practically no fat.

By 1950, company unions in this field had practically disappeared.

Christmas had practically exploded here.

From independence in 1960 until the return of democracy in 1999, Nigeria was ruled almost exclusively by elites (largely military) from the north, who practically believed that they had a divine right to govern.