Sentence examples for practically dedicated from inspiring English sources

Practically, dedicated software for end-users should be made available to facilitate the calculation of LDS.

There's more scope than ever to see it as a means to a better end than a dead end, and use spare time to practically dedicate yourself to working out what you have that the world needs, and making it happen.

For the last two years, dedicated voters have practically lived with Barack Obama and John McCain.

VMs create natural barriers between multiple tenants and offer an environment practically indistinguishable from running on dedicated physical hardware.

Yes, I know that practically every type of wine has a dedicated day or a week but not all have vineyards you can easily visit – half the pleasure of discovering wine.

In the scenario, practically all of humanity's resources are dedicated to cloning and magazine publication, meaning things like healthcare, sanitation, agriculture, law enforcement and infrastructure in general will be drastically reduced as the demand on resources ever increases.

Apple entered 2000 dedicated to the Macintosh and practically bankrupt.

Though random passersby may wander into a Rinsed now and again, the party (and the dedicated trio behind it) is practically a household name to the techno and house-loving Brooklyn crowd.

The Internet contains dedicated communities and forums for practically every phone.

Mr. Obama's first term bore the two hallmarks of what has become the permanent campaign: disproportionate travel to key electoral states and substantial time dedicated to political fund-raising from practically the moment he took office.

Jan van Kessel's "Still Life With Lemon," for instance, practically came alive in the corner of the room dedicated to Dutch and Flemish artists, revealing hidden caterpillars and other insect life that hardly seemed to be still at all.