Sentence examples for practically every stage from inspiring English sources

"Libya was there through practically every stage of civilization," said Salem al-Maghreby, a resident of the old city who helped found the preservation movement.

Today, computational methods are commonly adopted in practically every stage of the drug discovery process, performing an efficient screening of virtual libraries for hit identification, driving synthesis in optimization by means of binding free energy calculations, and contributing to ADMET studies with robust predictive models.

The four orchestras, jammed together on practically every inch of the Disney stage, included synthesizers and electric guitars.

And, practically speaking, it's fairly obvious that homeownership isn't right for everyone at every stage of their lives.

In this film, sexism is practically centre stage.

The 398-seat auditorium is large by alternative arts standards, but it lacks flexibility, with fixed seating and a practically immovable stage.

It took more than two years for "Our Town" to reach Broadway, but it was a triumph when it finally did, its immediate impact stemming from its unusual stage techniques: the figure of the Stage Manager speaking directly to the audience, explaining, philosophizing; the stripped-down, practically bare stage.

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Our MMP-2 findings are in contrast to some of the published data [ 11, 12] and we assume this difference to be based on practically unknown stage of disease development in our patients and other human studies, abdominal versus thoracic aortic tissue, differences between animal and human tissue, or even different extent of inflammation in the aorta in experimental settings including dissection.

In 1988, the US National Portrait Gallery in Washington, DC staged a major exhibition of Sorel's work, and he has drawn covers for practically every leading American magazine.

Practically every character is bereaved.