Sentence examples for was practically able from inspiring English sources
In some way, Einstein was practically able to resign from the human race and to see things as gods or devils see them.
In fact there is a case to be made that he has effectively served -- to the extent that he was practically able -- as Iran's blocking back in its mad dash toward nuclear armament.
Observers were practically able to document the exact date the disease appeared, he said.
The balance between men and women in the movement and the kind of actions they are practically able to join nevertheless remains an issue.
At the time the fifth V.C. entered the caves, he said, the patrol had long ago left the vicinity of the curiously shaped rock formation, and had descended so deep into the valley that the men were practically able to touch the thick, rough outer walls of the caves.
With regard to the small-screen question, for example, The West Wing is the series that has given me most extended and memorable pleasure but – being practically able by now to recite some whole episodes – it's possible that I will never watch it again.
The project is audited by scientific, academic and technical agencies that evaluate its environmental and socio-economic impact, and is scrutinized by local protectionist NGOs that are practically able to stop the activity if they consider that guanacos are not properly managed.
When the significant indicators are investigated in research domain by TMAs, they are practically able to be applied to patients by the platform.
As a black woman, she was treated as though she was practically invisible and was therefore able to listen to conversations between Confederate officials, read sensitive documents, and share all the information she had gathered with the Union Army.
We found herein (see also [ 18, 45]) that at 0°C the nonenergized winter LLM were practically not able to accumulate Cs+ in the absence of Val in the assay medium.
"When he was able to speak, it was practically breathless," Kiriakou recalled.
