Sentence examples for practically intact from inspiring English sources

Some politicians, like Paul J. Feiner, Greenburgh's supervisor, say they hope that Community will close in name only, surviving practically intact as the north campus of St. John's, or some such finesse.

The front doors, interior woodwork, stairway and fireplaces had survived practically intact from what appears to have been a major redecoration in the early 1880's that added high-style pier mirrors and elaborate overmantel woodwork.

In the light of that pluck, Nicholls is right to uproot a vital sentence from the book and assign it to her, practically intact: "It is difficult for a woman to define her feelings in language designed by men to express theirs".

This means they will define such important issues as relations between religion and state, the role of the army, the form of local government, and rules for future elections.Mr Morsi's inheritance, practically intact, of Egypt's vast bureaucratic pyramid also magnifies the Brothers' influence.

However, for an annealing temperature of 100°C, the surface roughness remains practically intact.

The protein structure remained practically intact up to the end of the first stage, whereas further titration on the second stage resulted in protein denaturation.

The band has practically been intact since those Belmont days, with an early replacement at bass the lone lineup change.

Residual strength envelopes were practically the same for the intact and jointed specimens.

Another advantage of this poultice composition was its shrinkage properties: when drying it shrank practically only in the direction of thickness, leaving the area dimension intact.

The combined variation results of the deletion CNVs with the SPG genotypes strongly reinforce the notion that practically every individual in the human population has a different combination of intact and inactive alleles.

His sweet voice is intact, as is the immediately accessible soft blues-rock he has practically trademarked.