Sentence examples for practically treated from inspiring English sources
First of all, the oppressive days of yore when owners practically treated players like peasants tilling fields, profiting off of their sweat with uneven pay distribution, have been over for at least forty years.
In its humble folkiness, the song is practically treated as if it's one of Woody Guthrie's dusty ballads a far cry from the hazy, on-the-nod sounds found elsewhere in their repertoire, and a sign of things to come.
We have companies that have carved out such clear identities for themselves that you can practically treat them as characters in a novel.
It is our contention that these initial pessimistic reports which are the ones that practically everyone treats as gospel have stampeded investors into sending money overseas instead of into U.S. stocks.
Practically, we treat the angiogenesis network target as core subnetworks of angiogenesis network which contains the intersection of a set of shortest path subnetworks associated with individual or combinational drug actions.
"At finance meetings all over the world, she is treated practically like a rock star".
Practically, some RCCs treated with the TKIs do not decrease in tumor volume but enter a period of long-term dormancy, without enlargement of volume or novel metastasis.
Governments have backed off from previous climate commitments, and environmental concerns have slipped down the policy agenda to a point at which in many contexts they are treated as practically irrelevant.
As shown in Figure 5, apoptotic cells were dose-dependently increased and, especially, apoptotic cells with treatment of paclitaxel nanoparticles were practically similar to those treated with paclitaxel even though they were slightly higher.
I would try to reason with my ex, point out the inequities between us, and practically beg to be treated fairly.
(1249) Because the shortest biological tests usually last at least a minute, weak interactions can obviously be treated as practically instantaneous.
