Sentence examples for practically welcome from inspiring English sources
Many on the right, who came to Washington with the radical agenda of ending as many government programs as they could, practically welcome the prospect of a shutdown or even a default.
In fact, the inevitable regimentation and pettiness of what he called "this hepped-up tutoring school for the upper-middle classes," which had made Burns practically welcome the draft in 1942, had come to seem even more burdensome after the war, repressing what he called his "wild centrifugal spirit".
Lined in a row opposite a wall of bunk beds in a small downstairs room, the lockers suggest a summer camp for design-minded adults and practically scream "houseguests welcome".
Not all of the additions are particularly novel, but they're practically all welcome.
We also welcome attempts to show, practically, how knowledge from different disciplines can be brought to bear on global health, as Kleinman has done [ 25].
Yet industry might only welcome that which it may practically value as applicable, relevant, and useful and may only entertain the suitable elements of the mathematics.
Though he promises the letters are in there somewhere, these logos practically detach from letterforms altogether in an attempt to reflect music that does not welcome outsiders the inaccessibility of this kind of logo is entirely deliberate.
"We welcome today's decision by IFAB and will engage in discussions with both Hawk-Eye and GoalRef in the near future with a view to introducing goal-line technology as soon as is practically possible".
Welcome to the experiment.
