"He had it practically funded, not that we were going to do it anytime soon".
The Trump administration "has slashed, practically eliminated, funding for the navigators," said Representative Kathy Castor, Democrat of Florida.
Roberto Navigli, a Sapienza computer scientist who has developed software to understand the meaning of text in any language, said he has received "practically zero" funds from the Italian government.
With practically no funding and little experience in auto manufacture, they tied for tenth place in the mainstream class, outlasting more than one hundred other cars from well-funded companies and universities around the world.
Education was practically nonexistent, funding was too little and research wasn't far enough along to save their lives.
US trade with Cuba is virtually nil; Cuba gets practically no funding from international organizations of which the US is a member.
Practically all projects funded by a public fund or health care were exempted, but also 21% of industry funded projects in 2002 and 16% in 2007 were exempted (Table 3).
Goldman reportedly offered to make Libya one of its biggest investors as compensation for losing practically all the funds the LIA entrusted to it.
The Education Department's Office for Civil Rights announced that Title IX's ban on sex discrimination in education means that schools that receive federal funding (practically all colleges, universities, and school districts) must have effective policies and procedures for resolving sexual-violence complaints.
Practically all the funding we're talking about here goes into formal R&D structures, where product developers work on carefully monitored projects aligned to corporate strategies and usually to strict timetables.
The Federal Reserve Bank's Policies of Quantitative Easing and providing banks with unlimited, unconditioned, and practically interest free funding from its Open Window Facility and favorable discount rates have failed to create jobs and revenues, and stimulate the economy in proportion to need.
