Sentence examples for practically indispensable from inspiring English sources
For the fuel uses served by the interstate pipe lines sweet gas is practically indispensable.
For anyone but an absolute beginner, "Glossbrenner's Complete Hard Disk Handbook," by Alfred Glossbrenner and Nick Anis (Dvorak Osborne McGraw-Hill, $39.95) is practically indispensable.
Programs got fatter and added memory-hogging features like combining words or numbers with charts and drawings; and memory-resident programs, ones that were always available at the touch of a key or two, became practically indispensable.
Kumar admitted it does take a little while for people to get used to simply walking out, so maybe it's like shopping on Amazon.com: at first, it's strange to buy things that way, but over time it becomes practically indispensable, for better or worse.
It should be obvious to anyone that, just as current information technology is now indispensable to practically every industry in existence, artificial intelligence will be, as well.
Since a self-dual measure is thoroughly indispensable both theoretically and practically, the credibility measure is taken into consideration in this paper.
In a system of almost pure capitalism and at a time when social services were practically nonexistent, machines and bosses took upon themselves responsibilities that were indispensable to community life.
For travelers who practically live in their cars, and have to find their ways to remote meeting spots, GPS has become indispensable.
"Practically anyone, practically anything".
Practically organic, practically vegan..."....
