Sentence examples for practically governed from inspiring English sources
His son John II was the last of the family to wield political power in Rome: after Otto's death (1002), he became patricius and henceforth practically governed the city; he died in 1012.
With regard to the DNA-release efficiency in the intracellular medium, degradation of the polymers was practically governed by the rapid hydrolysis of the ester groups, this spontaneous and rapid process masking, unfortunately, any potential contribution associated with the breakup of the disulfide bonds.
In adoption country, which is regulated by lax laws which favor adoptive parents and is practically governed by private institutions, businesses and individuals, the preferred way to tell a woman she is about to lose her child is to suggest that "she makes an adoption plan".
This is used to show that, for a 270° solid angle, the majority of notch problems exhibit a process zone which is entirely or substantially mode I in character, which in turn means that the notch strength may practically be governed by a single elastic parameter.
In comparison with the earlier version, it takes the displacement constraints in the resizing step into account and can handle constraints governed by practically used specifications.
With the tariffs on aluminum and steel that the President announced last week being practically the sole exception, the Trump Administration has governed in accordance with G.O.P. orthodoxy.
He governed into his late 80's, when he was blind, practically deaf and stooped, but even then he managed to keep a tight rein on the government.
The Council comprises 23 standing committees and about a dozen sub- and select committees governed by a cat's cradle of procedures, so the few returning members are practically guaranteed top jobs next year.
In a country governed by common law principles as well as statutes, a superficial education focused on contemporary rules is as limiting practically as it is intellectually.
