Sentence examples for might become practically from inspiring English sources

The further possibility is that you might become practically indistinguishable from a real chef, except that — really just a tiny difference — you would be cooking at home instead of at a restaurant.

Your mother's become practically institutionalised.

It has become practically de rigueur for reviewers to refer to Munro as "our ­Chekhov," so I wondered whether Sophia's nationality might represent an authorial wink.

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Among a certain set of the altar-bound, wedding after-parties have become practically de rigeur.

Barriers to entry have become practically impossible to erect.

Japan's Square Enix has become practically synonymous with its famous "Final Fantasy" videogame franchise.

But over the years, the states had become practically disconnected from the central planning process.

Two years after its introduction in the U.S., Smirnoff Ice has become practically a household name.

By the end of the 20th Century, fax had become practically ubiquitous.

By 10PM, my notes become practically illegible.