Sentence examples for practically built from inspiring English sources

It's practically built for it.

"The demand is practically built in".

Such conflicting views are practically built into the system.

In reality, nobody really supports every decision every government makes and thus hypocrisy is practically built into the system.

It is easy to lose sight of the fact that the Knicks are one of the league's youngest teams, and practically built from scratch.

But then The List can be loose and brash like that, free-swinging and subjective (not to say arbitrary), and comes with playfulness practically built in.

Even when you subtract the more recent extraneous additions to our living spaces – the driveways, the hedges, the gates, the CCTV, the private security force – we have living arrangements that practically build in insularity.

"Airbnb had to practically build a version of Stripe in-house to let users accept payments," said co-founder John Collison.

"You can't practically build a wall to keep the sea out.

There are so many new books coming out every month you could practically build a house out of them and bury yourself in it, reading your walls and your bed and your toilet until you go insane.

The buildings in this style are all private homes or hotels, as no large industrial or commercial buildings could practically be built entirely of wood.