Sentence examples for if not practically from inspiring English sources

They do not express outrage at Republican audiences that cheer for executions, or target pols who brag on the death penalty, even though John Paul issued an encyclical against "the culture of death," saying modern states have so many ways to protect citizens that the necessity for executions is "very rare, if not practically nonexistent".

Mr. Bush was not questioned under oath, but he did remain under an obligation to testify truthfully and, technically if not practically, he remained liable to be charged with a false statement if prosecutors found he had failed to answer completely or honestly.

Currently, almost all diseases may increase or decrease MPV/PDW; therefore, it is difficult if not practically impossible to exclude all MPV-related diseases and conditions [ 35].

Hopefully, some conclusions may be drawn and lessons learned from the mistakes that were made in those times not so long ago, and maybe they can prove, if not practically useful, than at least interesting and stimulating for discussion.

Another option, if it is not practically feasible to invert the symbolic matrix, is to solve the system of linear equations in Eq. (31) numerically.

Even if such a distinction is not practically applied – and the wording of "persecuted minorities" in Abbott's ultimate announcement suggests it will be – the damage is surely done.

The avoidance of corn entirely, though not practically possible, if shopping at a grocery store, may at least offer potential.

However, if oddscontrol = 0.002 and oddstreatment = 0.003, the increase is most likely not practically meaningful.

If the relocalization is not incorporated into vSLAM systems, the systems do not work anymore after the tracking is lost and such systems are not practically useful.

This limitation is, however, not practically problematic.

This is obviously not practically feasible.