Sentence examples for practically very from inspiring English sources

Both are, symbolically and practically, very dangerous for the EU.

Changing a price difference of a few pence becomes practically very difficult".

Flint is agreeing it is "incredibly onerous and practically very difficult".

And while the current 99-year lease is not, practically, very different from an outright purchase, "psychologically, people want to own freehold, not leasehold," Mr. Hunter said.

Gulf countries have practically very little, if any, engineering talent available locally.

This facilitates the network realization of the fault-tolerance as the most attractive feature which is practically very demanding.

Formula race cars with team logos earned an exemption - this is Indianapolis, after all - but only one competitive sport was unusual enough to slip through the cracks and earn a prime patch of real estate under the zip line entrance, practically the very "button" of the whole village.

At practically the very moment I found I was host to a living being, I realized that that living being could stop living.

Within months, Locke's Moon Hoax not only created the most popular newspaper in the world, and practically the very industry of the modern press itself, it also helped galvanize a new, national popular culture.

In particular, many leading automotive companies have approached practically the very complicated design ideas with different aspects of diesel/petrol engine design.

This is because for the CE with the TDM pilot the Chu pilot sequence is used with a constant (practically a very low) amplitudes in both the time and frequency domains, and consequently, the channel estimator's performance using the TDM pilot is not affected by the HPA.