Sentence examples for of practically all from inspiring English sources

"It's the condition of the property and the fact that the Galleria gets the lowest dollar per square foot price of practically ALL condos".

Given the impossibility of conducting a randomised trial on this issue a causal relation between alcohol and breast cancer can never be established beyond any doubt, but the evidence provided by this reanalysis of practically all the available worldwide data, and the consistency of the findings across the various studies, strongly suggest that something is going on.

Commercial growers of practically all horticultural crops rely on complete schedules utilizing many different compounds.

This fact of nature is the theoretical basis of practically all the presently existing control technology.

He pursued a policy of expansion at the expense of practically all his neighbours.

The Elgin Theatre is about to start a retrospective program, put together by Raymond Rohauer, of practically all the silent films that Harry Langdon ever made.

In a word, they would take us to abject surrender of practically all of our national strategic interests in the present struggle against international communism.

Prof. Theremin's musical invention is to be placed on the market at a retail price within the reach of practically all.

The Liber codifies the whole doctrine of courtly love, containing practically all the elements of the cult.

MMPs are a family of at least 24 zinc-dependent endopeptidases capable of degrading practically all components of the extracellular matrix (Table 1).

In well characterized genomes, such as those of enterobacteria, practically all known families have been detected, along with a few new ones.