Sentence examples for practically separated from inspiring English sources

We're practically separated at birth.

The repassivation potentials, much more reproducible, and practically separating the passive from the pitting potential region, were slightly displaced in the negative direction with that addition.

They also practically separate as characters -- Tris and Four -- for large sections of that book.

Practically, separate measures enable accurate targeting of interventions and may avoid the masking of true treatment effects.

The great Indian and Javan rhinoceroses are covered with large, practically immovable plates, separated by joints of thinner skin to permit movement.

The third and final extraction yields blackstrap molasses, a heavy, viscous, dark-coloured product that has had all the sugar removed from it that can be separated practically by ordinary crystallization.

Until the last minute before the inauguration weekend it was practically impossible to separate him from his BlackBerry.

But here's the rub: It is very difficult — practically impossible — to separate the formal, nonrepresentational aspect from less tangible qualities.

A largely unprotected expanse of severe peaks and dusty plains, the border is practically all that separates the former Soviet republics of Central Asia and beyond from the chaos of one of the world's most war-ravaged countries.

More recently Judith Van Buskirk posited that the lines between patriot and loyalist these "generous enemies"—were so nebulous and blurred during the war that it was practically impossible to separate out who was who afterward.2 McKito [End Page 793] now promises to put these theories to the test in person of Frederick DePeyster.

At this level of analysis is practically impossible to separate 'causes' from 'consequences', i.e. modifications in gene expression that can play a role in the onset of the pathology and modifications that are induced by the fibrillation event.