Sentence examples for in practice doing from inspiring English sources

In practice, doing so would have given a windfall to bondholders: nearly double their capital as well as interest payments.

Yet that's what you hear from many pundits these days: high unemployment is "structural," they say, and requires long-term solutions (which means, in practice, doing nothing).

"I'm working hard in practice, doing a lot on my own," he said.

Hekker occasionally goofed around with Zuerlein in practice doing place kicks, but hadn't kicked a field goal in a game since 2007, when he was still in high school.

I say "pretend" because even though he has told a reporter that he disagrees with Republicans on the issue, he is, in practice, doing what he's always done: supporting politicians and groups that have worked to stymie gay rights at every turn.

This means, in practice, doing a better job of mapping the areas of greatest need – looking beyond averages and disaggregating the data so as better to target the hardest to reach.

(Complacency) B. Practical consequences of misuse: resistance: In practice, do you believe that there are consequences of inappropriate antimicrobial prescribing?

In practice, don't expect much.

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

That sounds almost reasonable in theory, but what, in practice, does it mean?

I could take time off in lieu, but in practice don't.