Practically, there will be pressure to change anyway: they will swamped by euros from tourists and traders, insisting on their use.Some small European countries have long abandoned their own currencies.
In deciding which flowers to grow, she chooses the ones she likes and that can be grown practically, and will be in flower at the right time of year for certain events.
But here they are, literally and metaphorically, the real meat in the sandwich and any flaws – chewy, stringy cases; gristle; eerily dense, uniform meat; water-pumped sausages that lack lubricious fat; wild over-seasoning – can ruin a sausage sandwich both practically (you will be unable to cleanly take a bite of it) and qualitatively.
Since classes are no longer tied to a specific city or geography, practically anyone will be able to participate in a hybrid class.
For example, it is obvious that a nice bridge is better than an ugly one, but how to measure "nice" and "ugly", even if practically possible, will be too undefined (involving personal judgements) and of scarce economic meaning.
Technically the Internet will remain universal; practically, it will be subject to increasing government control.
Practically, CMOCs will be developed using a pattern-matching logic by focusing attention on 'if then' relationships 29 34 that might be predicted by theory, are evident within the data collected from participants, or which can be abstracted across participants and cases.
So you can practically guarantee there will be tax giveaways in the autumn.
Nonetheless, practically every student will be awarded a first-class degree.India is failing to equip its young, of whatever caste or religion, with the skills that its companies need.
She eases the humiliation they feel at their own ignorance, at their willingness to take advantage of endless credit card offers and at their willingness to pay back with trifling monthly minimums, which practically guarantees they will be hooked to debt like a junkie.
