Sentence examples for very practically from inspiring English sources

The reality is that I dress very practically and classically with the odd touch of lunacy.

"She had to think very practically about, How do you make money?" he told me.

Also, very practically, the goals must be simple, easy to communicate and have buy-in from everyone.

"We could look at this very practically and with statistics and facts, but even if we could prove that the impact of the law was minimal, the emotion of the impact is still there.

These were the two moments that told everyone it was over, even though all the traditional organs of power were still formally (and many also very practically) in the hands of Mr. Milosevic.

Those identified "are clearly very practically oriented," says molecular biologist Chris Bostock of the Institute for Animal Health in Compton, England.

"They do a four-year degree, it's very practically-related as well, so they will come with excellent practical and clinical skills".

"We offer a very flexible, practically focused programme spread over two years," says Shani Gbaja, programme manager on the diploma.

But here's the rub: It is very difficult — practically impossible — to separate the formal, nonrepresentational aspect from less tangible qualities.

I wrote very little; practically the only time I sat down and focussed on my journal was after an identity parade.

Conceived while he was in captivity in 1944, it consisted of very long, practically immobile environmental time (the longue durée); the medium time of economies, societies, and cultures; and the short time of discrete events (the subject of histoire événementielle).