Sentence examples for is practically better from inspiring English sources

The situation is practically better but it has not been decided yet".

History suggests that Jack Welch's philosophy that "a company should be #1 or #2 in a particular industry or else leave it completely" is even more applicable to the tech industry, where the top player can build a sustainable and ever-growing business but everyone else is practically better off getting out.

"We are moving forward, the situation is practically getting better, but the victory needs more time," Assad said.

FOR northern Europeans, Catholic, Baroque, Bavarian Munich is practically Italy, with better beer.

It is practically all sidings; handles better than 300,000 tons of freight a year.

A value close to zero means that the prediction model P i is practically useless, performing little better than a mere random guess.

If you happen to be friends with the primary investigating social worker, all the better, because it is practically certain that nobody will ever find out your obvious conflict of interest because no one is allowed to know who attends or briefs the closed-door Case Review Committee.

Cusack's second great teen movie, Better Off Dead..., is practically its diametric opposite: a grab-bag of scattershot gags, silly drawings and stoner sniggers.

For setting 1, this is practically the case, although the standard deviation is better for M=10 in comparison to M=5.

It is practically indestructible.

Rabin is practically grimacing.