Sentence examples for practically all instances from inspiring English sources

A recent study [ 8] of adaptation and plasticity of gene expression in response to alcohol stress in Drosophila reported canalization of gene expression for practically all instances of significant GxE interactions.

He did practically all the talking.

"And when was it necessary?" "Practically all the time".

Doing The Inbetweeners is practically all they've ever known".

Practically all the new sites are niche players.

Practically all the cars get redesigns over the next two years.

In practically all other instances, although the tendon transfers were technically successful, deformity had recurred, sometimes in its original form, sometimes in a different form, but always deformity.

As prime minister he could exercise control over practically all TV outlets, for instance, since the state-owned broadcaster is the only serious competition he now faces.

In a search for New York City hotels, for instance, practically all of Manhattan (with the exception of parts of Harlem and the Lower East Side, where few hotels are located) was highlighted.

Second, they arise in contexts in which we are interested in solving not only isolated instances of the problem in question, but rather in developing methods which allow it to be efficiently solved on a mass scale – i.e. for all instances in which we might be practically concerned.

Incidentally, since the matter of uncontested scrums has been addressed this season, there have been no repeats of what Leinster did, which shows that every one of the practically weekly instances of it had been cases of cheating.