Mr. Hsu believes the battle for public support has been practically won.
After the South Africa game there was disappointment almost as painful, the agonising knowledge that his side had thrown away a game that was practically won.
"Juventus are having a very good season and have practically won the Italian league," said Ancelotti, who previously managed the Turin club.
Reyes practically won a game single-handedly the other night by belting two homers, making a terrific diving stop in the field, and flying across the diamond like a man possessed.
That sulky, withdrawn attitude has been transmitted slowly to his players, as Henry admitted in defeat to promoted Reims they "practically won all the duels and played as it should be done at home.
Today, with the war practically won, the committee's chairman, Representative F. James Sensenbrenner Jr., Republican of Wisconsin, promised Mr. Frost he would convene a session to examine the issue as soon as Congress returns from its spring recess.
And Kickett did have a point there, to be fair; that season he'd practically won games off his own boot, kicking eight goals against Footscray a month before the axe was swung.
Barack Obama practically won the presidency in 2008 by using social media to connect his campaign to the emotional pulse of the electorate.
Just before it went to penalties they put me in goal and I saved one of the penalties that practically won the world games.
"She won" means something different than "She practically won".
President Obama practically won the 2008 Presidential Election by leveraging social media (Mark Zuckerberg, the founder of Facebook, was amongst his senior advisors).
