Sentence examples for practically mandatory from inspiring English sources

In fact, it's practically mandatory.

For main courses, the lamb chops are practically mandatory.

The acronym GSOH is practically mandatory for dating profiles.

As things heat up this season, a rich, rosy pout is practically mandatory.

Newt Minow was also instrumental in reviving Presidential debates in 1976, after a sixteen-year hiatus, and in making them practically mandatory in every election since then.

At sporting events — where, mercifully, fans are not so easily bothered by the behavior of others in the crowd — texting while rooting has become practically mandatory.

A prayer rally was held for him in Harlem, and a piece of cheesecake was served to him at Junior's Restaurant in downtown Brooklyn -- practically a mandatory campaign stop these days.

That first round of new pro football players practically had a mandatory receiving line of supporters' bro hugs standing between them and their new team jerseys as they triumphantly took to the stage at Radio City Music Hall.

Neuroeconomists have suggested additional policies, including warning buyers of lottery tickets that their chances of winning are practically nonexistent and imposing mandatory "cooling off" periods before people make big-ticket purchases, such as cars and boats.

New York is home to the infamous Rockefeller guidelines, which treated nonviolent drug offenders practically like murderers -- long, mandatory sentences.

The US is practically alone among industrialised nations for not having mandatory annual leave.