The technology for driverless, fully connected, practically people-less precision farming is thriving in the US and coming to Europe, says Antonio Marzia, vice president of Precision Solutions at CNH Industrial, makers of some of the world's largest and most advanced farm machinery.
Maybe, you could practically hear people hoping, they'll help save America, too.
After that couple, it was practically all people we knew, a real Berkeley crowd.
Fred Thompson is so desperate to go home that he's practically begging people to vote for somebody else.
Critics in the plaintiffs' bar accused Mr. Feinberg of devising terms that practically forced people to settle quickly and on the cheap.
By the end, my boyfriend and I were practically tackling people to the floor before they could reach the sound system.
We've destroyed the unique dune system, we've practically made people prisoners in their own homes, and there aren't even any significant economic benefits to show for it.
He describes the main thoroughfare through Ogidi, his hometown 400 miles east of Lagos, as a road so rutted that his car had to snake its way around, practically through people's homes.
Now, as corporate America struggles with a weak economy and spreading accounting scandals, experience matters more, and directors are practically begging people with good records and reputations to stay in leadership positions.
Practically speaking, people don't want to eat the same thing every day, thus supplier diversity is natural, organic and inevitable.
