"Standards for direct-to-consumer advertising have been around since the 1970's, but before 1997 it was, practically speaking, hard" to advertise to the public, said Brad Stone, an F.D.A. spokesman.
Following an arrest for growing his own cannabis in 2008, he and his lawyer Paul Lewin argued that there was, practically speaking, a "massive boycott" of Canadian doctors toward medical marijuana.
Such a resolution is, practically speaking, impossible.
And the fact is, practically speaking, we are stuck with natural gas for some time.
What he means is that the sensory possibilities for how a flavor may be experienced are, practically speaking, limitless.
Perhaps it is inequitable that the decision to give birth is, practically speaking, ultimately the woman's to make.
In its application, Zogenix mentioned the F.D.A.'s earlier findings of "safety and efficacy" for Vicoprofen, which is, practically speaking, about as strong as Vicodin.
He noted that, since abortion has never been federally funded, the political debate about Planned Parenthood is, practically speaking, a debate about defunding women's preventive care.
And in extending that order last week, the federal judge in Hawaii yet again cited the words of Trump's team — specifically, top adviser Stephen Miller, who had suggested the second ban would be, practically speaking, the same as the first.
Because these salaries and bonuses typically have no relationship to performance or merit, but are, practically speaking, decisions by managers to reward themselves at the expense of stockholders, I cannot see any legitimate argument against such measures.
Orth wrote Vanity Fair's 1992 piece about Woody's break-up with Mia, his relationship with Mia's adopted daughter Soon-Yi (his future wife), and Mia's charges of his sexual abuse of Dylan – it is practically speaking the same piece now.
