Sentence examples for practically as many from inspiring English sources

Mehta asked his guide how the dignitaries at the U.N. in New York regarded the birds: "There are practically as many view on the fowl as there are countries," our friend said cheerfully.

There are practically as many types of martial art as there are other sports combined.

Boston has battled (and won), but the Habs are proving perhaps a more difficult opponent than anticipated (as have Carey Price's goalposts, which have practically made as many saves as he has).

According to a recent survey by a leading insurance company, the number of British homes boasting hot tubs in the yard has risen in recent years from practically 0 to as many as 1 in 10 or 20.

Mr Sanderson estimated that it could be commercially and practically viable to extract as many as 15 billion barrels of the oil thought to be contained in the 55 square-mile area of the Weald Basin.

While remaining generally faithful, his movie ventures to alter what is for many a text practically as sacred as the Harry Potter novels.

While old rivals like The Washington Post and The Chicago Tribune have practically eliminated foreign bureaus, The New York Times has as many now as it did before Keller took over in 2003.

In optimizing bioprocesses as much data from as many process variables as practically available is desired (Harms et al., 2002).

"Ours is a whimsical, loud and very social cuisine that practically begs for you to share it with as many people as possible," the couple write.

Many on the right, who came to Washington with the radical agenda of ending as many government programs as they could, practically welcome the prospect of a shutdown or even a default.

Our database has been designed to comply with as many of these characteristics as is practically possible.