Sentence examples for never really implemented from inspiring English sources

Many holistically inclined systems biologists seem to be arguing against a classical and now rather outdated version of reductionism, designed for physics and never really implemented in molecular biology, and are apparently unaware of the new developments in the philosophy of biology, what one might call the neo-reductionism, of the last 20 years.

In practice, however, the "parental consent" guarantee outlined in the COPPA and in the EU's proposed legislation has never really been implemented.

There is a theoretical possibility that the intervention was never really adequately implemented, e.g. the quality of the educational part of the intervention may have been insufficient regarding both teaching methods and duration.

The Bamako Initiative also made provision for a system that waived payment for patients who were too poor to pay for their treatment, however this system has never really been implemented (with regard to Burkina Faso, cf. [ 3]; for other countries in the region, see [ 4]).

The acts were never actually implemented.

"The first is, can we really implement human caloric restriction?

This is because Uber has never really had a reason to implement such a program — retention and ridership is at an all-time high, and the company really has had no reason to mess with its success.

The first generation, while challenged to conceptualize and implement what it meant to be an "American," were never really daunted by the intangible task.

Something that Bungie implemented way forward to way back in 2001 with Halo: Combat Evolved but never really progressed.

Implementing a plan B in this World Cup won games, something Brazil, for example, never really did.

"Never really grew up, never really did a conventional job".