Sentence examples for not really implemented from inspiring English sources

"At that time the opening-up policy was not really implemented in China.

So the new strategy simply has to include those considerations and work harder on the top-down learning model they have there — something proposed a long time ago but not really implemented.

AirPlay has also been used by many developers as a way to program experiences designed to take advantage of using both a small and a big screen at one time, which is likewise something Google hasn't really implemented with Chromecast just yet.

We had a conversation with one of our designers, and what we're going to do right now is remove the fullscreen button so we don't advertise a behavior that we don't really implement.

Culture change almost always runs into problems - resistance to change (we've always done in this way), obsolescence (the world changed but not our values), inconsistency (we give lip service to our values, but don't really implement them).

There's a new file system that is super frickin' cool and could eliminate data loss forever but is not really even implemented yet and you don't even know what a file system is.

'Our fear is that all the supermarkets have joined the Roundtable but they are not going to really implement the policy.

Alexa has slowly started making its way onto a handful of phones, but the smart assistant hasn't really been implemented on any tablets outside of Amazon's own.

I would soon find out that there are debates raging about the right way to do this, but the best solutions can't really be implemented yet, and a functioning, universal system might never exist. .

"The stark reality is, he's not the one who will really implement the deal.

"This shows that the government is not really serious about implementing and upholding law and justice, especially when it comes to the Suharto family," said Mulyana W. Kusumah, a professor of criminal law at the University of Indonesia.