Sentence examples for many practical purposes from inspiring English sources
I have used the skill for more than 50 years and have developed it for many practical purposes.
Less than four months into her second term, President Dilma Rousseff remains in office but for many practical purposes is no longer in power.
Hydrate characteristics of an aqueous system could be related to water activity/fugacity for many practical purposes with a reasonable accuracy.
In spite of its outstanding properties, for many practical purposes, that, for example, require a band gap, single layer graphene (1LG) cannot be readily applied without the use of complex engineering procedures1,2,3,4,5.
For many practical purposes, the best means of measuring or perhaps one had better say estimating the effects of propaganda is apt to be the method of extensive observation, guided of course by well-reasoned theory and inference.
Besides being theoretically interesting due to their complicated atomic structure, the unique properties of quasicrystalline materials low electrical and thermal conductivity, unusual optical properties, low surface energy and coefficient of friction, oxidation resistance, biocompatibility and high hardness, to name a few also make them interesting for many practical purposes.
We can even sign in to a multitude of other sites and services using our Facebook and Twitter accounts; they are us, for many practical intents and purposes.
For all practical purposes, many of your debts die with you.
I really think that many people – for all practical purposes fine and upstanding people – were convinced that such a double standard truly existed.
The SEC has concluded that the new digital coins/shares issued by the start-up serve many of the same practical purposes and share some of the same characteristics as traditional shares issued by a corporation.
We want to show that with some careful assembly and a couple of new insights, already the down-to-earth old-fashioned approaches give a reasonably simple and direct notion of enhancement sufficient for many (but not all) practical purposes.
