Sentence examples for practically notwithstanding from inspiring English sources
Bishop's position in defending the travel claim was completely indefensible, both politically and practically – notwithstanding the mildly ambiguous nature of the parliamentary entitlements rules.
"Brave nationalistic rhetoric notwithstanding," he said, "they must do what is practically in the best interests of the nation, and that begins with a strong alliance and cooperation with the United States".
Book launches in the Calder Valley village of Mytholmroyd are relatively rare, (unlike in neighbouring Hebden Bridge, where they are practically a weekly occurrence); so, England v Sweden notwithstanding, about 200 people crowded into the Ted Hughes Theatre to hear Simon Armitage talk about his new book, Walking Home.
Consequently, notwithstanding different 3D models and computational methods have been proposed over the last two decades [ 21– 28], how to practically apply these models into the clinical practice is still an open problem and their impact on clinical procedures is therefore still limited.
The price notwithstanding, ultraportable notebooks can stir techno lust in even the most practically minded.
Notwithstanding the excitement around the discovery of Shor's algorithm, and apart from the almost insurmountable problem of practically realizing and implementing a large scale quantum computer, a crucial theoretical question remains open, namely, what physical resources are responsible for the putative power of quantum computing?
"Practically anyone, practically anything".
Practically organic, practically vegan..."....
Notwithstanding the "Notorious R.B.G".
