Sentence examples for made it practically from inspiring English sources
Dr. Thornton argues that once the restrictive mutations evolved, they made it practically impossible for the receptor to evolve back to its original form.
The same factors that made the musket ineffective for self-defense made it practically useless for hunting.
Burial within the limits of cities and towns was almost everywhere abolished, and, where it was still allowed, it was surrounded by safeguards that made it practically innocuous.
But that would have been against the law: in 2010, Congress passed legislation that made it practically impossible to bring any Guantánamo prisoner to the United States, even temporarily, even at the President's order.
The excitement of Adams's revelations did not last long: the FBI had lost much of the original evidence, and his testimony was riddled with contradictions and chronological errors that made it practically useless.
As reflected by his.347 average, Alou is a major addition to the Mets, but his absence has made it practically impossible for Manager Willie Randolph to field a consistent lineup.
Various researchers are working on the issues related to intentional islanding in order to eliminate its shortcomings making it practically applicable [11].
While soil is technically a renewable resource, its slow rate of formation makes it practically irreplaceable.
The House is expected to vote today on an appropriations bill with a provision that would make it practically impossible for the Justice Department to finance its lawsuit against the industry.
Dray thinks that GEs exposure to late-cycle equipment like power generators and aircraft engines, as well as its services and revenue from outside the U.S., make it practically bulletproof in 2007.
The maximum particle size of Portland cement is less than 75 μm in a dry state, and its remained the same on a 45 μm-sieve making it practically less than 10% by mass.
