Sentence examples for it would practically from inspiring English sources

In the evening, the sun would hit it just right and it would practically glow.

Among other things, it would practically forbid bans on risky financial products, including the toxic derivatives that helped cause the crisis in the first place.

It would practically defeat legislation if it was laid down as a rule that a statute was necessarily adjudged invalid if it did not bring all within its scope, or subject all to the same burdens.

"Switching it to November and December is a good decision in my opinion and one that would also play into Serbia's hands if we qualify because it would practically coincide with our winter break," he said.

If that last reference cuts to the moral problem of sin taxes (please, keep sinning for the sake of the state's finances), Wagenaar and his fellow authors suggest it would practically be immoral for states not to tax alcohol more.

As the company puts it: "The MINI Citysurfer Concept closes the often time-consuming gaps in the transportation infrastructure of modern cities in a way which is convenient, emissions-free and also lots of fun". The company says the scooter fits easily in a Mini three-door model, which means it would practically get lost in one of the big 4-door Hardtops.

It'd practically be the focus of your entire room!

(It would be practically impossible to monitor such activities with any reasonable degree of consistent accuracy).

They would work with the British government only because it would be practically beneficial to do so.

"It would be practically impossible to remove the farm," said Camilo Jesús de León, who is active in the protests.

"If America were a country, it would be practically out of business," Ms. Hastreiter says in an interview.