Sentence examples for practically speaking though from inspiring English sources

Practically speaking, though, this formulation is fairly pointless.

Practically speaking, though, Châteauneuf is dominated by grenache, with support primarily from mourvèdre and syrah.

Practically speaking, though, wireless networks never perform at their theoretical limits.

Practically speaking though, the results suggest voter mobilization efforts should emphasize high turnout, especially when targeting occasional and low-participation voters.

Practically speaking, though, the show has a third section (call it "Way Back When") -- a gallery that holds 33 paintings from Mr. Heckscher's original donation.

Practically speaking, though, if you want to take a nap in London, New York, Toronto, or most other cities, you have to go to the toilet, or look around for a discreet chair.

Generally speaking, though, the growth of practically uncrackable encryption has, until recently, posed few challenges for law enforcement.

Some have criticized Ruddick for her middle-class, American, urban, liberal, secular, and white version of the practices of motherhood, though frankly it is unclear to me that practically speaking these are the tenets of American, white..

Practically speaking, after all, Stuttgart is where the automobile industry was invented (though nearby Mannheim shares bragging rights).

Practically speaking, the first three performances (Monday and Tuesday evenings and Wednesday matinee) are previews, though the playhouse does not use that word.

Practically speaking, not really.