Sentence examples for practically designed from inspiring English sources

After all, the US political system was practically designed to breed legislative gridlock.

He thrives in a defense that was practically designed for him.

That a bogus story spreads on social media isn't mainstream media's fault; social media is practically designed to spread bogus stories.

The Union Square run may not be the ultimate in quirkiness (try Tompkins Square Park in the East Village) but it is practically designed for spectators.

It took an obvious toll on D'Antoni, who endured two seasons of losing with talent-poor rosters that were practically designed to fail.

Translate that semantic space into a more practically designed database — and boom, you're done!

The derived governing equations are based on the continuum framework, which allows us to acquire a systematic picture of the invasive process of cancer cells and practically design the effective chemotherapy.

On the other hand, a DJ with a name like "DJ Palindrome" has a logo that practically designs itself.

While this caveat applies both to resume audit studies and to job board studies like ours, it is arguably more important in the former case because of the more restricted sample of jobs for which credible, fictitious resumes can practically be designed.

We can control the wetting behavior practically by designing the surface energy of the resist patterns and its arrangements.

The most striking thing about this scandal is that it was predictable — the way LIBOR was designed practically invited corruption — yet no one did anything to stop it.