Sentence examples for practically nearly from inspiring English sources

First, the manufacturing classes of all kinds, with whose products our goods came in competition; and, secondly, the great agricultural classes, whose produce was practically nearly excluded from this market.

And at first glance, it seems to be this wonderful welcome home to somebody who has been forgiven of their errant ways, but it really is about "practically all" and "nearly forgiven," and I don't actually want to return home if I got that message.

A REMOTE BATTLEFIELD -- One of the fiercest battles of the war has raged practically unseen for nearly three weeks near the town of Qaim on the border with Syria.

Antigua was practically abandoned for nearly a century until the mid-1800s, whenewew investment effected the town's rebirth.

We usually feel several emotions simultaneously, and the first line of "Right Action" is this line which I discovered on a postcard, which are the words "Come home, practically all is nearly forgiven".

Yet it is hard to think of a more modern mentality than that of the man who practically invented the essay nearly half a millennium ago and whose popularity today has rarely been greater, thanks not least to the recent bestseller by Sarah Bakewell.

Clearly, if dissimilar sequences can lead to practically identical structures, and nearly identical sequences can lead to significantly different structures, then the mantra "sequence determines structure" becomes difficult to defend.

These days, knowledge is nearly everywhere and practically free.

But it would be nearly impossible — and practically criminal — to select a winner in that competition.

At fresh state the seedless thoria rods will produce practically no fission power, or nearly thousand times less fission rate compared to the seed fuel rods.

"The great thing is that because... we fast-forwarded to where they're very old and nearly dead and practically plugged into vodka machines, it doesn't matter how beyond [the original series] we do it," she added.