Examples of 'had been practically' in a sentence
Meaning of "had been practically"
Had been practically: This phrase suggests that something was almost a certain way or nearly achieved a particular state. It implies a close approximation to a desired outcome or condition
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had been practically
In an hour the church had been practically cleared.
This had been practically conceded in previous interviews.
It felt as if this information had been practically withheld.
Poliomyelitis had been practically eradicated and a vaccination campaign was in progress.
By early November the combined fleet had been practically destroyed.
His work had been practically nothing.
The problem of internally displaced persons from Chechnya had been practically resolved.
Corporal punishment had been practically eradicated in childcare institutions.
The Games popularised youth winter sports in a region where they had been practically unknown.
The site had been practically destroyed.
As a result, the Mozarabic culture had been practically lost.
Jayne had been practically decapitated when she was thrown through the windshield of the car.
Two entire Brigades had been practically annihilated.
I had been practically living in a studio for years and had not seen my children grow.
Morning the French fleet had been practically annihilated.
I had been Practically in tears with the level of kindness and repair.
An ally of the Socialist Party had been practically destroyed.
Kabul had been practically destroyed, by use of the most modern weapons.
Further, Feklisov said that the information they received from Julius had been practically useless.
Russian bonds had been practically confiscated.
By then, South Vietnam had been practically destroyed.
Romantic comedies had been practically non-existent in Hollywood since the early 60s.
Up until now, there had been practically no control.
To date, however, there had been practically no complaints of discrimination from Roma workers.
That, up to this time, they had been practically a monopoly of the.
Until a certain moment, Russia had been practically alone to destroy a terrorist entity in its territory.
Hmm. i thought beriberi had been practically stamped out in this country.
Until the early 1890s, Italians had been practically an unknown-although very modest-quantity in Queensland.
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You are practically supporting your whole family
Training courses shall be as practically oriented as possible
You practically tore his head off
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Had she dreamed of the garden so often
Then we knew we had the wrong guy
We had so much fun up on the mountain today
