Sentence examples for is practically closed from inspiring English sources

Now it is practically closed.

The worst offender is Denmark, which is practically closed to foreign entrants, says Friedrich Heinemann, one of the authors of the study.

"But during the war all of these enterprises were practically closed," he said.

If certain industries are practically closed to Chinese investors, they should know about it in advance to reduce costs, time, and efforts.

When we finally found the real estate office -- in one of those quaint buildings that don't believe in identifying themselves as commercial businesses -- it was practically closing time.

Scattered in between are Arts and Crafts, Sticks and Dutch colonials, whose tiny eighth-acre lots mean that neighbors are practically close enough to touch.

The danger is practically nonexistent closer to home, because Earth's magnetic field acts as a giant shield, deflecting much of the harmful radiation away.

In fact the law will simply force several abortion clinics to close, as it is practically impossible for the doctors on staff to gain the relevant privileges, owing to either residency requirements (most doctors travel from out of state and work one or two days a week) or hospital prejudice (few care to be associated with abortion providers).

Now that the Olympics are over and the Diamond Jubilee has drawn to a close, London is practically a ghost town.

Insofar as an event which has probability very close to 1 is practically certain to happen, this result justifies the relative frequency interpretation of probability.

"The probability of Greece repositioning itself closer to Russia is practically zero for as long as Greece remains a full member of European institutions," said the Hellenic Foundation's Dokos.