Sentence examples for least in practice from inspiring English sources

One interpretation of the past six months in the region is that the left has signed up to the "Washington consensus", at least in practice.

"The Roberts Court has lost faith in the democratic process," Professor Karlan wrote, noting that the conservative justices, at least in practice, reject the idea that the political branches have a "special institutional competence" in addressing certain questions.

Ernie Simms was the big off-season signing, and he looked good, at least in practice.

Most government agencies as well as politicians, multilateral institutions, and NGO's have at least in practice employed social media, some more open and others awkward.

Always stand up (at least in practice) this will make the sound come out easily.

Lastly, it offers an interpretation that may explain the low uptake of alcohol screening questionnaires by GPs, at least in practices similar to those included in this study.

But it comes with a flash, at least, and in practice the pictures are certainly acceptable.

It's one of the easiest things to get funding for, yet one of the least useful in practice: yes, reports.

The book closes with biblical floods, washing away crops, homes and people; in 2014, the Gulf coast and east coast take years to recover from hurricanes – if not biblical in scope, then at least devastating in practice.

Shue seems to be arguing, implicitly at least, that in practice torture is never justifiable.

But in this case at least, not in practice.