Sentence examples for not practically but from inspiring English sources

Not practically, but financially — that you make sure that they're O.K. after they finish racing.

It is not practically impossible but it is not realistically viable".

For an unwell person to have a piece of paper explaining that they are allowed some time out of the maelstrom only to be told it is not practically possibly, but maybe tomorrow – that's torture.

In this case the tangential components of the field in piezoelectric plate do not practically weaken but normal components significantly decrease.

For nHAp/agar, the peak position corresponding to PS degradation does not practically change, but the width of the peak decreases.

The Kerala model is good to read about but not practically applicable to any part of the world, including Kerala".

He said that while the nation is still on the cusp of economic good times, the arena issue and a number of others being pressed by Mr. Schundler resonate intellectually but not practically with voters.

Mankell gave Wallander Alzheimer's disease in a book published three years ago, which means the detective could theoretically return but not practically, thereby reducing Mankell's risk of suffering the misery of having his ankles broken by a furious enthusiast holding him hostage in a snowy cabin.

The effect of Nindv and its interactions were smaller than 10%, which is statistically but not practically significant.

No differences in cheese were observed by a trained panel except cheese appearance; control cheese eyes were significantly, but not practically, larger than the RF-DDGS cheese.

When the Palestinian Liberation Organization PLOO) was founded in 1964, Nasser formally, but not practically, proclaimed that it would hold authority over Gaza, and a year later, conscription was instituted for the Palestinian Liberation Army.