Sentence examples for it would be in practice from inspiring English sources

Yu and pals also show that the beamsteering works while the devices are moving and rotating (although it's not clear how robust it would be in practice).

But the wall — symbolic of an iron-fisted immigration policy and providing a rallying cry for his supporters — has proved to be as divisive in theory as it would be in practice.

The Belgrade government has sent 30,000 pages of evidence against Kosovars to The Hague.Just how difficult it would be, in practice, to bring war-crimes suspects in Kosovo to account was demonstrated on the streets of Pristina, the provincial capital, this week.

And right from the start he saw that it would be in practice impossible to work in a ramified type theory.

Avol points out this is only a proposed strategy at the present time, however, and it remains to be seen how realistic it would be in practice.

(An equally strong case can be made that the constraints that the clinical trial places on the treater results in the treatment being less effective than it would be in actual practice).

I'd always thought about writing fiction but it wasn't until I'd been in practice for a few years and my first son was born that I tried.

One unintended consequence of tinkering with equity was to favour debt.Yet even if taxing interest were right in principle, it would be hard in practice.

How it would be possible in practice for the United States to engage in military action that might lead to the downfall of a government without taking any interest in its successor was not immediately clear.

But it would be terrible in practice.

"I don't know whether it would be possible in practice.