Sentence examples similar to practically on time from inspiring English sources

"The problem is that he is so much stronger than me that I have to give him practically no time on his clock".

Such devices, pumped by solid-state laser systems operating in the near-infrared, fill in this spectral gap where no solid-state laser technology exists, on practically all time scales, from continuous-wave to femtosecond regime.

Such devices, pumped by solid-state laser systems operating in the near-infrared, fill in this spectral gap where no such lasers exist, on practically all time scales, from continuous-wave to femtosecond regime.

A behaviour quite unusual in electrochemistry was observed: dependence on time but practically not on potential.

There was a kind of "Upstairs Downstairs" feeling to it all, and we tipped him practically every time he knocked on the door, although he didn't seem to expect it.

Practically speaking, time ran out on Toysmart at the end of last year, when the stock market began to flee Internet retailers en masse, before Mr. Lord could take Toysmart public.

We would study their photo practically during every time we put the songs on and discussed who looked better.

Reporting practices are practically constant over time.

This means the series will unfold practically in real time.

Practically every time Spartacus comes onstage he does so in leaps on the diagonal.

"Mr. Medvedev has practically no time left to declare his political intentions," read an editorial on the online newspaper Gazeta.ru.