Examples of using Have practically in English and their translations into German
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We have practically reached rock bottom.
They are the same size and have practically the same layout.
We have practically done everything for her.
There are seven rootraces to each round of evolution upon Earth and five have practically elapsed.
Corner cabinets have practically no drawbacks.
I have practically no feeling in my upper arm.
BTW: wall-speakers or speakers integrated in bookshelfs have practically no linearity problems.
Stoffel, you have practically no future at all.
Productivity and quality have noticeably improved,costs have fallen and tiresome tasks have practically disappeared.
You have practically given the answer yourself.
People who did not purchase tickets with a credit card have practically no chance of recovering their money.
They have practically no opportunity to receive an education.
Those associated members which pay the contribution have practically the same rights and responsibilities as the Member States.
They have practically never been outside the neighbourhood;
Language problems without end because Thailand has nogood language books-"Tinglish" Thai restaurants have practically no white clients because whites hardly are learning Thai, and because Thais are hardly speaking English.
Individual springs have practically the same mineral content. They only differ as to temperature and the amount of carbon dioxide.
If they have invested lots of chips in the drawing hand that looked fine but failed to hit the outs about the turn or river many novice poker players will still call oreven raise within the off chance their opponents have practically nothing either or they can be bluffed into thinking he has hit his outs after all.
Speed Warnings- have practically as many as you like.
We have practically forgotten that marriage is the main link between the genders, man and woman, and thus, at the same time, between generations.
After a decline of Roman empire roads have practically ceased to watch, and they have gradually collapsed.
These people have practically no diseases of the cardiovascular and bronchopulmonary system, they do not suffer from arthritis, despite the fact that their living conditions have to develop these ailments.
The 15 present Member States of the Union have practically all waged war on each other during the course of the last seven or eight centuries.
The United States have practically the preconditions for a strong economy that we also dream of.
In the Arduino Nano have practically the same inputs and outputs than in UNO, just more concentrated on the Board.
Internet users have practically no chance to protect themselves from the omnipresent data collection by trackers- there is no possibility to opt-out.
Such meetings have practically proven that the question of Palestinian is an Islamic issue and belongs to the entire Islamic world.
Thai restaurants have practically no white clients because whites hardly are learning Thai, and because Thais are hardly speaking English.
Both male and female have practically the same color and markings; young birds have a less bright white throat spot and the supercilium, which runs to the upper beak, is more creamy/ white in color.
Proteins are important when removing, because they have practically no effect on the insulin mirror and to solve thereby no hunger out, work satisfying and bend the musculature dismantling forwards, if sufficiently activity is given.
The proletariat of the colonial and semi-colonial countries have practically proved that the dictatorship of the proletariat, also in the colonial and semi-colonial countries, is really an indispensable instrument of the revolutionary transition towards a classless society, and not- as until then- the continuation and maintenance of oppression and exploitation by ruling classes which were replaced by other ruling classes.