Sentence examples for where practically from inspiring English sources

In practice, it means an economy where practically anything, including private ownership, is possible.

I began programming in 1969 at Bell Labs, where practically all my programming colleagues were women.

I was reading articles in Classical Philology where practically every other word was in Greek.

The Supreme Court also broadened the rules to the point where practically every government decision is open to review.

It helps, of course, that the book is set in Los Angeles, where practically everything feels like a metaphor.

The structural stability and the in vitro bioactivity varied with the aging time expect in one case where practically stable fibers could be prepared.

Where David practically perspired bravado, Stephen was tentative and polite.

College at Northwestern University, where, quite practically, she majored in theater and international relations.

Not surprisingly, in a city where umbrage practically comes packaged, some took offense.

It stood on Atlantic Walk in the area known as the Wedge, implying its tapered shape, where houses practically overlap.

I was too late for the glory days where you practically moved in with the person you were interviewing.