Sentence examples for it has been practically from inspiring English sources
Since the Welles and Saroyan affairs, it has been practically impossible to interest a big agent in an intellectual giant.
It has been practically eradicated as a force in politics in these areas and may well never recover.
For decades, it has been practically an unwritten rule of office building design that a high-end building should have lushly landscaped lobbies or atriums.
One is that while it's easy to identify the jobs that advancing technology will eliminate next, it has been practically impossible to imagine the new jobs that technology will create.
It has been practically determined that the quantity of Cinnamomum camphora, as reductant, is responsible for the size of nanocrystals of AgNO3.
Keep tuned, because there was a lot going on and it has been practically non-stop party time.
This question was much agitated during the late war with Great Britain, although it is well known, that it had been practically settled by the government, in the year 1794, to belong exclusively to the president; and no inconsiderable diversity of opinion was then manifested in the heat of the controversy, pendente lite, et flagrante bello.
It can be challenging: I've been practically eaten alive by leeches, held at gunpoint by boy soldiers in the Philippines and been to the lost-world plateau of Roraima in South America – it's 2,440m above sea level and has plants that grow nowhere else on Earth.
As for the general differential equation (1.1) with singularities in phase variables, for it the Kneser problem has been practically unstudied so far.
