Sentence examples for left with practically from inspiring English sources

'If we then add the 36percentnt we pay in tax, we're left with practically nothing,' says Bergsson, when we meet for lunch at a city centre restaurant that is otherwise empty at 1.15pm on a Wednesday.

"I was left with practically nothing.

Infections caused by carbapenem-resistant A. baumannii present challenges to clinicians where they are left with practically no rational choice of antimicrobial treatment.

So when you take away 'producer' from the showcase, you're left with something that practically anyone could pull off".

When the lyrics eventually shifted to celebrate birthdays, we were left with the song practically everyone in the English-speaking world knows to use to embarrass their friends at restaurants.

"They practically left with the pots still on the stove," a neighbor told me.

That leaves us with practically no strategic reserve for the next unexpected crisis.

Yet on the other, a staggering 98percentt of crimes are never solved in the country, Al Hussein said, leaving residents with practically nowhere to turn for justice or reparations.

At his death there was practically no one left with any personal memory of the republic, and Augustus' wish came true: he had fashioned a lasting as well as constitutional government.

If they get into northern Mali [where MNLA rebels and the Islamist Ansar Dine groups are vying for control], there is practically no local authority there, and no one left with the experience of dealing with this.

And if this exercise fails, if we are left with only captive populations of monsters in the zoos of the world, what would that mean -- culturally, metaphysically, practically?