But now that space is practically unlimited, emails could live on indefinitely.
In a focal-plane shutter camera the usable range of focal lengths is practically unlimited.
The report concludes that the UK response was probably true, given extensive British laws that already allow practically unlimited spying.
"My resources are practically unlimited, and I am able to build what I please and redecorate however I like".
So the federal government still has practically unlimited access to credit, despite the downgrade of its debt in 2011 to AA+ by Standard & Poor's, a ratings agency.
In the American army, for example, a vast communications infrastructure is already in place, legal niceties are irrelevant and the budget for saving soldiers' lives is practically unlimited.
For weeks after Trump entered the race, cable networks treated him as a novelty candidate (and a ratings boost from the gods), according him practically unlimited airtime to say whatever he wanted.
Sure, we have practically unlimited control at our fingertips now — a few clicks and drags make it easy to whip together a batch of songs and make it available to the world at large if you want to.
Legumes apart, plants cannot extract nitrogen directly from the practically unlimited stores of the gas in the atmosphere, so farmers in the nineteenth century routinely enhanced soil fertility using animal manures, guano, or mined nitrates.
We have a practically unlimited supply of paper and an unbelievable number of men and women employed to write on it, and we never let up until the battered humorist goes back where he came from.
Should a method be found for controlling such fusion processes, as was done with the fission process of the earlier atomic bomb, the raw material for a practically unlimited supply of energy would be available in the deuterium content of water.
