"Our approach is that folks will take climate change more seriously if they also see what can be done — practically, personally and immediately — to address it," he said.
10.23am GMT The fog/cloud doesn't delay matters for long, and Katrin Mueller of Switzerland has a terrible start, practically stopping and immediately ruling herself out of contention.
Europe grew through institutions and agreements that, in the medium term, were immediately and practically beneficial to ordinary citizens.
In the post-election interlude it seems like everyone is waiting or asking or even pleading for the private sector to comment on the impact of the election on their business plans and more immediately and practically how should political leaders resolve the impending "fiscal cliff".
Thomas practically conceded as much — and immediately regretted it — as he reflected on the Knicks' struggles before Monday's practice at U.C.L.A. "Our guys are still trying to carve out their turf in the league; they haven't got to the point where they're superstars," Thomas said, a rare admission that he clearly wanted to take back.
Terry was immediately on his feet, practically snapping to attention, and holding out a packet of Silk Cut.
Parkchester was immediately hailed as a practically perfect example of the use of city land, and Dowling still considers it his finest accomplishment as a real-estate man.
It's practically a knee jerk reaction to immediately fill up your glass after finishing it, but what's waiting 15-20 minutes?
Bertha practically never said anything disagreeable about anyone, without immediately being conscious of it and murmuring to herself "Oops, there I go again.
Gutai was there at MoMA, but so was much, much more, including a cache of immediately postwar Surrealist paintings familiar to practically no one, in or out of Japan.
