Sentence examples for practically different from inspiring English sources

The series is so much more sophisticated than CBS's creaky Supreme Court drama, "First Monday," that they are practically different creatures.

Thus, it is easily imagined that DEA applied to energy and environment, as discussed here, is conceptually and practically different from a conventional use of DEA.

In addition, an examination of the descriptive statistics demonstrated that the means and standard deviations of the study subjects and the test norms of worldwide test taker groups for the two tests were only two points apart and were not practically different.

The heart disease group's valuation of the 'all-worst' state was not statistically and practically significantly different from their valuation of the 'dead' state (difference = −2.3, p-value = 0.370).

There's practically a different program for every man, woman and child in America.

There's practically a different model for every man, woman and child.

And while the current 99-year lease is not, practically, very different from an outright purchase, "psychologically, people want to own freehold, not leasehold," Mr. Hunter said.

What you're seeing is practically a different technique used for every shot, which keeps it looking interesting and harder to figure out for the viewer.

In the middle of the last century, life in France seemed to many people in Britain practically a different form of civilization, with risky morals, and peculiar customs in eating and dressing.

The head of the Goddard Institute, James Hansen, who first warned about the dangers of global warming back in the nineteen-seventies and recently made headlines by accusing the Bush Administration of censorship, has said that following the path of business-as-usual for the remainder of this century will lead to an earth so warm as to be "practically a different planet".

It is hard to conclude otherwise after seeing the latest monster to hit Manhattan's streets: the stretch sport utility vehicle, if you can imagine such a thing, an oil burner so huge that the driver and the passengers are practically in different time zones.