Sentence examples for practically than from inspiring English sources

No one epitomised this more practically than Alfred Wainwright.

The straw purchase measure, which was supported by Senator Charles E. Grassley of Iowa, the highest-ranking Republican on the committee, began as a sleeper bill but appears to have more momentum, politically and practically, than a background check bill.

"This is bigger by an order of magnitude practically than any other carnivore group".

So our generation was always destined to be more practically hapless than any before.

The second, with fans in the first row practically closer than any Giants defender, was a soft lob that bounced off the numerals on Jason Avant's chest.

Cooder is nothing like as well known as he might be, because he would rather do practically anything than perform in public.

Before I can stop myself – and as I discover when transcribing the tape and find my so-called questions practically longer than her answers – I find myself volunteering all kinds of embarrassing snippets about my life.

The more people can work in woods and use them practically rather than go through the motions as a kind of ersatz exercise, the more they will care for the places themselves rather than the political idea of them.

Nor did it much improve on David Cameron's commitment to cap net migrant numbers – a pledge with the dubious honour of being even more politically cynical and less practically attainable than George Osborne's fiscal targets.

Practically, more than four city light positions are used to determine the parameters with improved accuracy.

All operations of method are elementary integer arithmetic and numbers of iterations are bounded to practically less than 10 times.