"If all the measures before us were implemented as proposed," Anshu Jain, the co-chief executive of Deutsche Bank, told an audience in Frankfurt last month, "they would practically spell the end of over 100 years of universal banking in Europe".
However, inpatients and outpatients are also rechecked practically at the end of the first treatment month prescribed by their health providers.
The date, which became practically universal before the end of the 13th century, was chosen to follow All Saints' Day.
But I should mention that he was practically crying by the end of the interrogation, that his words were spoken in desperation, and that this is a kind of humor I'd be happy to live without.
Ion-exclusion HPLC analysis revealed that final oxalic and oxamic acids were practically removed at the end of electrolysis due to the efficient photolysis of their Fe(III) complexes by sunlight.
One of the main findings of our cost benefit analysis is that energy security policy alone does not decrease the use of oil: global oil consumption is only delayed by several decades and oil reserves are still practically depleted before the end of the 21st century.
Long lines formed at the Sub-Treasury Building in New York the following day when that city's Federal Reserve Bank received a shipment; the 75,000 coins initially sent by the Mint were "practically exhausted" by the end of the day.
We made LeBron James the king as a rookie and had practically canonized him by the end of this season.
The protein structure remained practically intact up to the end of the first stage, whereas further titration on the second stage resulted in protein denaturation.
Thomas Merton characterized the goal of Christian meditation as follows: "The true end of Christian meditation is practically the same as the end of liturgical prayer and the reception of the sacraments: a deeper union by grace and charity with the Incarnate Word, who is the only Mediator between God and man, Jesus Christ".
