Sentence examples for practically a complete from inspiring English sources

It doesn't live up to the world it was created to inhabit, but that world is practically a complete game in itself, and one that I immediately loved.

Wilson, at this point practically a complete unknown, is the Republican candidate for State Comptroller, opposing incumbent Thomas P. DiNapoli, who was installed by Assembly Democrats, led by Speaker Sheldon Silver, when Hevesi was forced to resign from the position to which he had just been re-elected.

Further ripening through days two to four led to practically a complete disappearance of Mc-FCC-62.

For legions of middle-class Chinese women — and for those who aspire to their ranks — solar protection is practically a fetish, complete with its own gear.

"And once you get there, the whole place is practically a private beach complete with all the clichés: sand as white as sheets and water so clear you can see the bottom".

The most important manuscripts from what is now identified as Cave 1 of Qumrān are a practically complete Isaiah scroll (1QIsaa), dated c. 100 75 bce, and another very fragmentary manuscript (1QIsab) of the same book.

The CT scan performed afterwards showed a practically complete consolidated left lung compatible with pneumonia.

Remarkably, as shown in Fig. 2: for (tau =0.8), up to (p_{text {neg}}=0.4), greedy seeding in the noisy sample network (G') consistently achieves a practically complete cascade in the true network, (G).

In 1938 HMV secured the services of the renowned tenor Beniamino Gigli for a "practically complete" recording that extended over 14 double-sided shellac discs.

OCT examination of focal light damage, well demarcated by the autofluorescence pattern, revealed a practically complete loss of photoreceptors with preservation of inner retinal layers, but also more subtle changes like edema formation.

Surprisingly, beside the drastic changes in mitochondrial architecture, there is a practically complete loss of respiratory complexes.