Sentence examples for in practice does not from inspiring English sources

Chaney hopes the bite the Knicks showed in practice does not become a bark during games.

Even on issues where the parties firmly disagree, the agreement in practice does not change much.

The Kurdish YPG likes to give the impression that it has non-Kurdish allies, but in practice does not tolerate independent militias.

Daoism, as the indigenous religion of China, is profoundly ecological in its theoretical disposition, but in practice does not conform easily to Western notions of what this should entail.

The seeds of this swingeing take had actually been planted nine years earlier – when Hall and Jacques warned in 1988 of the danger that Labour would "produce, in government, a brand of New Times which in practice does not amount to much more than a slightly cleaned-up, humanised version of … the radical right".

Chief Justice Rehnquist emphasised that Ohio's programme let parents "exercise genuine choice among options public and private, secular and religious"; I suspect the union could and will argue that facts on the ground mean that however noble Mr Jindal's intent, such genuine choice in practice does not exist.

The other three were labeled "extra virgin," a standard that in theory signifies an unrefined oil of good quality but in practice doesn't signify much at all.

(QM2) "you can have the documentation that's brilliant but what you see in practice doesn't reflect that….

Doctors in practice do not always adhere to the rigorous scientific blueprints used in clinical trials.

Wholesale electricity market designs in practice do not provide the market participants with adequate mechanisms to hedge their financial risks.

However, event-based joint probability approaches for predicting the flood frequency distribution (FFD), which are commonly used in practice, do not commonly incorporate climate seasonality.