Sentence examples for which are practically from inspiring English sources

"We are not only there to kill the boar but to protect other animals, the hare and pheasants which are practically extinct because the boar destroy their nests".

The average percentage error in computation of discharge through the orifice considering it as large and small are, respectively, 1.59% and 1.66% which are practically the same.

Approximately 8 wt% of nitrogen is incorporated into the carbon films, which are practically amorphous, exhibiting a broad diffraction peak at d = 0.34 nm.

Almost anything can be made cheaper and better in China, they say, especially computer chips, which are practically a commodity.Yet PSi has not just one, but two plants in the Philippines, and plans to expand further.

The diminutive size of the ultraportables — although not so small to be confused with ultramobile personal computers, or UMPCs, which are practically palm-size — is not for everyone, said Stephen Baker, vice president for industry analysis at the NPD Group.

Therefore, the objective of this study is to derive basic equations on particle flow in mixed-flow dryers which are practically operated in the interrupted flow regime and equipped with discharge gates.

Alix, too, practiced Methodism, which was practically a cult on the Catholic-dominated island.

Route 521 in Swartswood, which is practically in Canada?

There is another report by two English doctors which is practically the same.

I captained the squash team, which was practically a full time job.

"We are turning over the information we have, which is practically nothing," Mr. McClelland said.