Sentence examples for think in practice from inspiring English sources

I mean, I really think we shouldn't rule anything out…  I think in practice, I'm a little too practical for that, and even if we are in a simulation, apparently nobody — apparently the programmer has gone to lunch, and so I think it's up to us to fix the bugs".

I don't think in practice more could happen.

"I think, in practice, Sweden will pretty much be a cashless society within about five years," said Niklas Arvidsson, an associate professor specialising in payment systems innovation at Stockholm's Royal Institute of Technology (KTH).

It's quite limited, I think, in practice.

The newest e-ink screens have admirable sharpness and passable resolution, but I don't know if that will translate to the new color devices (the stated specs are nearly identical, but I think in practice it will look different).

One way to acquire such knowledge is to consider how these professionals think in practice.

But he thinks in practice the chances of water cannon actually being deployed in time would have been slight.

Given that President Obama is expected to sign the bill into law soon -- the deadline keeps slipping -- it seemed timely to ask the central government actor during the panic of 2008 what he made of the legislation and whether he thought, in practice, it would help us avoid another crisis.

CNM Stacy, a community-based midwife in private practice, expressed relief about no longer attending VBACs because of her experiences with delays during emergencies: I was somewhat saddened when we stopped doing them because I think in our practice we had a very good success rate for delivering previous C-sections.

I think in terms of practice, there needs to be a standard for when and how body cameras are used.

There's a historical definition, having to do with the "marginal revolution" of the late 19th century and all that, but what I think we mean in practice is economics based on maximization-with-equilibrium.