Sentence examples for there were practically from inspiring English sources

In the study year there were practically no wild autumnal moth larvae in the area as it was a bottom year for this cyclic herbivore [41].

Oddly, there were practically no teenagers in sight at the party.

Before 1950 there were practically no transportation links with the interior of the island.

Back then, there were practically no two biographies with less in common than George H. W. Bush of the Greenwich Bushes, and Deng Xiaoping of the Sichuan Dengs.

Inside the Phoenix theatre in Toronto that night, other than the guests at my fellow rapper and nominee K'naan's table, there were practically no other people of colour.

Before "Riverdance" took the world by surprise in 1994, there were practically no performance opportunities outside of a closed circle of competitions.

In Newcastle-upon-Tyne there are practically no overcrowded families waiting to be rehoused.

Violence is not inherent in Shiism, but in these countries there is practically no other recourse.

When the puritans sailed into Massachusetts Bay there was practically more cod there than water.

Imagine if once the Premiership was done there was practically no top-tier football until a month later.

Imagine if once the Premiership was done there was practically no top-tier soccer until a month later.