Sentence examples for perhaps in practice from inspiring English sources

This could in theory, and perhaps in practice, be extended to cover pre-emption.The notion of pre-emption is, of course, not new.

Perhaps, in practice, it may turn out to be little more than a symbolic gesture, the appearance of doing something, while simply further postponing the real and painful country-wide economic reform that so many believe is so necessary.

Perhaps because, in practice, they can themselves be open to fraud.If botnets spend their days harvesting millions of e-mail addresses worth a mere hundredth of a cent apiece, imagine how eager their owners would be to target bond payments worth a couple of cents each.

Almost always, what matters is the relation to experience of some larger chunk of theory (and, in principle, although perhaps never in practice, of the theory as a whole).

Sometimes the step-by-step methods of computer simulation are used because the model of interest contains continuous (differential) equations (which specify continuous rates of change in time) that cannot be solved analytically either in principle or perhaps only in practice.

According to the author, "religion does not play the same role in the lives of Australians as it does for US citizens Spirituality has a place in Australia's medical courses, but perhaps not in practice until more data are available".

A low folate status has also been associated with elevated plasma homocysteine, which has been a suggested risk factor for cardiovascular disease, stroke, and dementia (2– 4), and altered DNA methylation and uracil-induced genomic instability, which may increase risk of colorectal cancer in theory (5) but perhaps not in practice (6).

Given increasing demand however, there is speculation that genetics could be integrated into community settings, perhaps in family practice, close to kinship relationships and in a context of continuous care.

And anyone who got near it could have predicted that there would be a price to pay for its cultivation of gangsterism--in lyrics, in social conduct, and perhaps in business practices as well.

And anyone who got near it could have predicted that there would be a price to pay for its cultivation of gangsterism in lyrics, in social conduct, and perhaps in business practices as well.

Though it may possess restaurant accouterments, Kennedy Fried Chicken is a restaurant in the way Harland Sanders is a colonel -- in name, perhaps, but not in practice.