Sentence examples for practically there are from inspiring English sources

Though these devices seem an appealing solution to check the reuse of syringes and protect HCWs from NSI, practically there are many challenges associated with their use namely cost, quality and maintenance of device.

"The probabilities are very weak and the situation is tough," he added, "and, practically, there are no more [talks] today".

Practically, there are positives: Jonathan Cape want to turn her columns into a book, due out next March; and she's at the Edinburgh book festival to talk about it.

Practically, there are three problems that have made it difficult to produce CNTs for electronics at an industrial scale.

Practically, there are no known areas in the world without mycotoxins and it is estimated that 25 60% of the world's grains contaminated with mycotoxins are produced mainly by fungus of the genera Aspergillus, Fusarium, Penicillium[4].

Practically, there are several ways to increase this ratio.

Practically, there was a Eurostar deal on at the time.

Practically, there is always a shift – eccentricity- between the effective action line of the force and the sewing needle geometrical axis.

Practically there is no end to this problem as each time a new application is added to the system, a set of new data conversion utilities need to be developed.

Practically, there is no way to prevent these newfound capabilities from entering offensive weapons.

Practically there is no standard method for determining the degree of injury, unfortunately, some weaknesses exist.