Sentence examples for practically practice from inspiring English sources

Using rudiments in songs is a great way to practically practice rudiments and will help you to get even better at them.

Although computationally simple and effective in practice, practically all of the structural descriptor-based methods share severe limitations.

To test whether the tool was practically applicable, practice nurses were asked to discuss the results of SeMaS with the patients during the planned consults in the observational study.

Bureaucrats are not doctors and they should not be making decisions that practically constitute practicing medicine without a license.

The mixed model of CPC includes activities that are practically orientated: practical training scenarios; annual cardiac recertification; e-learning followed by related practice; training on simulation manikins.

Practically all groups practice believer's Baptism, although some Exclusive Brethren, following Darby's practice, baptize children of members.

The roster includes lawyers from Proskauer Rose, an international law firm, which claims that it "practically invented the practice" of sports law.

Richard C. Wade, an emeritus professor at the Graduate Center of the City University of New York and a specialist in the history of cities, pointed out yesterday that New York practically invented the practice of so-called multiple voting way back when.

These men enjoy practically every sexual practice aside from anal penetration of any kind.

Dr. Kort defines a "side" as someone who prefers "to kiss, hug and engage in oral sex, rimming, mutual masturbation... practically every sexual practice aside from anal penetration of any kind".

Since liturgical practice was practically the only religious expression legally authorized in the Soviet Union, the continuous existence of Orthodox communities in the region was also centred almost exclusively around the liturgy.