Sentence examples for though practically from inspiring English sources

Though, practically, the failure mode of microwave ferrite phase shifter can be described as the fracture of adhesive joint between ferrite and microwave dielectric ceramic, the failures of adhesive layer could be found in various ways and at various stages of manufacture, assembly and service.

Even though practically no one saw "Ed Wood," his performance astonished everyone who did.

I did see that temptress Sarah Palin on CNN though, practically naked as usual – wrists showing, ankles, hair, everything.

Even though practically everyone on the planet already knew, Foster "came out" by thanking her ex-partner Cydney Bernard as she picked up a lifetime achievement award.

He wraps up the report by invoking that guaranteed tear-jerker, "the children," even though practically none of the preceding 90 minutes has involved children.

Though practically nothing is known of Jayavarman's childhood and youth, it is clear that during his late 30s and early 40s he settled in the neighbouring kingdom of Champa, in what is now the central region of Vietnam.

Practically, though, I didn't know what to do with it.

Practically, though, it's about partying, and central to that are hotel assignments.

Today, though, it's practically de rigueur to go off backpacking through the continent of your choice, at whatever age.

Practically, though, I don't know if it's possible to change all of this in midstream".

In his native England, though, he is practically a household name, and not just for his even more frequent tabloid appearances there.