Sentence examples for practically only one from inspiring English sources

In slalom, there is practically only one line per race course that goes fast, which is the most direct possible line".

"In the 1980s, you could get a Ph.D. with practically only one course," said Nick Cozzarelli, a molecular biologist at the University of California, Berkeley.

All three sites are nearly monospecific assemblages, meaning that they contain practically only one species, which requires very special circumstances.

There is practically only one reason to get a Ph.D. in physics: to be a physicist.

Oprah is on both lists, but she's practically the only one.

Of all the millions of people in New York, I am practically the only one who has to get up in the cold black of 6 a.m. on Christmas Day in the morning; I am practically the only one.

The particular feature of a two-donor system, compared to other single-electron memory proposals [37, 38], is that each donor can practically only accommodate one electron.

"When we opened 10 years ago, we were practically the only one," recalled Roberto Rivas, at his crowded Main Street restaurant, Antojitos Salvadorenos.

In the early 50's, she initiated therapy programs in Michigan geriatrics wards and started training workshops for horticultural therapy volunteer s. "Years ago, I was practically the only one in it," Mrs. Burlingame said.

"As a company you could say we are practically the only one of it's kind in the world.

Our results, however, showed that D2 practically took only one form, A1/A1 (i.e. the proportion of the A1/A1 frequency to the A1/A1 plus A2/A0 frequency ≥99.9% for a region), in most CNV regions (99% of all regions for both CEU and YRI).