Sentence examples for practically organized from inspiring English sources

Because we are legally and practically organized as a service organization (not as a franchise), each of the 64 state-based think tanks is fiercely independent, choosing to manage their staff, pick their own research topics and educate the public on those issues they deem most appropriate for their state".

Practically organic, practically vegan..."....

Practically organic, practically vegan...".

The enterprising Clarke (Eliza Taylor) and a few others are organized and practically minded, but even so, the planet is inhospitable, to say the least.

The report was sharply critical of training practices at Yak-Servis, the private company operating the flight, noting that "in such an organization, scheduled preparation was practically impossible to organize".

FAHP is used to establish the consensus weights among stakeholders concerning the performance attributes of a traffic improvement project, because it considers the relative importance or priority of the evaluation criteria and is both technically valid and practically useful in organizing and analyzing complex decisions.

In fact, until the U.S. Congress established a small epilepsy program at the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention CDCC) 12 years ago, the condition was practically invisible at all levels of organized public health.

In this case, even the first step was so well organized that it seemed practically impossible to get erroneous timing.

But practically, very few people are so organized or willing to undertake a task so "labor-intensive," Heisman says.

First, the study is based on data from a very large unselected population, which was made possible by the fact that in Italy a cost-free uniformly organized healthcare system involves practically all citizens.

Teachers are usually incredibly organized- they see practically a billion papers a day!