Sentence examples for practically tantamount from inspiring English sources

Just being a new-music percussion ensemble is practically tantamount to knowing Cage.

Practically tantamount to saying "don't forget to bring your Walkman!" Travelers Cheques, while at one time I'm sure a practical thing, are now a burdensome fallback.

Web 2.0 does not tantamount to online advertising.

Writing for the New Yorker, Jane Mayer, who first highlighted the investigation, notes that since most climate change solutions involve some cost to polluters and the public, signing the Kochs' pledge is tantamount to voting down practically any meaningful legislation to curb global warming.

We got to thinking about this after reading practically everywhere that Thomas E. Dewey's election to the Governorship would be tantamount to nominating him for the White House in 1944.

But if hitting the bricks is tantamount to economic suicide, it not only negates Brandeis' central point about labor maintaining its right to strike, it practically gives businesses free rein, which, with the middle-class melting away like the earth's glaciers, is the last thing we need.

It's tantamount to bullying.

Practically organic, practically vegan..."....

"Practically anyone, practically anything".

It's tantamount to secondary victimisation".

That might be tantamount to giving up.