Sentence examples for is practically given from inspiring English sources

Because highly subsidized gasoline is practically given away in Venezuela — a gallon there costs 4 cents at official exchange rates at service stations — organized crime groups, corrupt government officials and almost anyone else with an oversize gas tank can make huge windfalls by reselling it in Colombia.

The problem with a partial deal is you reduce the sanctions and in this case Iran is practically giving away nothing.

Her people (of course she has people. People who need people are the luckiest people in the world) claim that FA cup-final tickets go for £1,600, so £500 is practically giving them away.

Detroit is practically giving away its cars.

AT&T is practically giving these away now.

And of course, the crowd is practically giving birth down here.

"Raymond Alves was not simply set free; he was practically given a slap on the back as he stepped out the prison door," Ms. Weinberg said in a statement.

Rev. S---B----." The lady was so distressed by this sinister communication that she's practically given up good works, only giving small coins occasionally to beggars on the street.

The applicability and effectiveness of the proposed evaluation methods are demonstrated in case studies where some critical parameters for traffic designs and operations about ramps are practically given through field survey.

Dolly Setton Rebooting CompUSA IS THERE STILL a need for a computer store when manufacturers are practically giving personal computers away on the Web (see story, p.242)? Dallas-based CompUSA, one of the nation's largest computer retailers, just reported a quarterly loss of $5 million on sales of $1.7 billion.

They're practically giving him prizes.