Sentence examples for practically none of from inspiring English sources

Practically none of the men have families, much education or regular employment.

No, the prequel is not a bad story, but practically none of it is Dickens.

That is why security must be at the center of any agreement".Palestinians would subscribe to practically none of that.

There is practically none of the shake and shudder over uneven roads from which too many convertibles suffer.

A shy, playful, odd personality, she allowed practically none of her writings to be published during her lifetime.

Practically none of the seeds have even sprouted, and yet a row of merlot lettuce had been pawed and unsettled in several spots.

The type of support likely to be most effective will depend on the make-up of the workforce – lots of postdocs or practically none, for instance.

At the launch in Delhi, Raghu Pillai, the head of Reliance Retail, claimed that the new shops would create half a million new jobs in three years and would cause practically none to be lost a Utopian scenario.

"In a commercial strawberry, there is practically none," he said of the methyl anthranilate.

This was just in case outsiders – of whom there were practically none – stole seats from locals, of whom there were also practically none.

"Now", says Mr Koker, "there is practically none".Yet a growing number of Turkish Armenians are reclaiming their heritage.