Sentence examples similar to practically invalid from inspiring English sources
He had conquered severe illness, which during his sojourn in Peru had made him practically an invalid for months at a time.
It is important to note that in Scenario 2, users were limited to excluding only those relations that seemed invalid for the concept, and included practically no new relationships.
In this way, outfitting holes in the specimen is avoided thus lowering the ratio of invalid tests, due to the local fracture in the pulling holes, practically to nil.
The invalid known as 502 Canal Street is nearly two centuries old, which is practically antediluvian for anything man-made in Manhattan.
It would practically defeat legislation if it was laid down as a rule that a statute was necessarily adjudged invalid if it did not bring all within its scope, or subject all to the same burdens.
FPGAs present two major problems that include the genome's length on the order of tens of thousands of bits, rendering evolution practically impossible using current technology, and within the circuit space, consisting of all representable circuits, many circuits are invalid.
However, Marx's exposition of the "law of the declining rate of profit" is invalid both practically and logically (even avid Marxists admit its logical flaws)—and with it all of Marx's other predictions collapse.
Practically organic, practically vegan..."....
Gorbachev ruled this invalid.
"Practically anyone, practically anything".
