Sentence examples for practically standard from inspiring English sources

The Pub's manager, Phil Lee, spoke to the writer about the Scopitone, which is practically standard barroom equipment in France.

The quality of the finishes varies, based on the building, but stainless-steel appliances and granite countertops are practically standard issue.

Off-the-peg is no longer an option for many of the most high profile attendees and nominees meaning one-off gowns created specifically or designs from couture collections are practically standard.

Stainless steel appliances are practically standard.

That's practically standard issue, sans the testicles.

We're not talking wine cellars or master bedrooms suites--once considered the height of luxury, they are practically standard in upscale homes--but amenities like the trampoline room in Gates' lakeside residence in Medina, Wash.

I've been a grad student before, for a stretch of *muffled cough* years, and complaints about thesis advisers were practically a standard greeting: "Hi!

Project developers require clear, easily and practically applicable standards at lowest possible costs with a high potential in order to achieve good carbon prices, while buyers require that standards are legitimate, credible and that no public criticism is likely to occur from purchasing carbon credits from projects certified by a certain standard.

Project developers require clear, easily and practically applicable standards at lowest possible costs with a high potential in order to achieve good carbon prices, while buyers require that standards are legitimate, credible and that no public criticism arises when carbon credits are purchased from projects certified by a certain standard.

This approach is the most practically acceptable and standard measure in abating groundwater pollution resulting from the application of fertilizers, in such shallow aquifer areas.

Seventy-five per cent owned by the BBC, it's practically a gold standard.