Examples of using Practically speaking in English and their translations into Portuguese
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What does this mean practically speaking?
Practically speaking, space is not empty.
And it can be arranged, practically speaking?
They are, practically speaking, the citizens of Urantia.
Now many people live in other countries,they work in your enterprises and, practically speaking, they will be unable to solve Europe's problems.
Practically speaking, neither side will have the full truth.
All right, how do I, practically speaking, how do I do this?
Practically speaking, the SDP-2 is ready when you are.
Matters of principle aside, practically speaking, these laws drive HiV underground.
Practically speaking, Noah is an example of a life of faith.
You can ask for up to 364 days in prison, but practically speaking, no prosecutor in his right mind is going to request more than 30.
Practically speaking, you're gonna have to terraform the planet, right?
One day, Paulo realized that by bringing into light the thoughts, conflicts, ideas and dreams of those who were anonymous up to that given moment,people were practically speaking in their portraits- their portraits became talking portraits.
Practically speaking, of course it is right and sensible to make preparations for the future.
This is basically what a head-up display does;however, practically speaking, augmented reality is expected to include registration and tracking between the superimposed perceptions, sensations, information, data, and images and some portion of the real world.
Practically speaking, this is a topic that should be thoroughly discussed before marriage.
Amanhã, literally, means' tomorrow', but practically speaking, it means any time starting tomorrow and ending in some remote period when the Halley comet is to reappear or the Amazon is to become frozen.
Practically speaking, Wood divided patients into three zones based on T2* values.
So, that's the technical definition and, you know, practically speaking, if you observe pretty consistently under different conditions that your network has a largest component that occupies most of the network, then you can call it the giant component.
Practically speaking, machine translations are made with the help of an existing translation memory.
Practically speaking, this happens as a believer responds positively to the leading of the Holy Spirit.
Practically speaking, a good data quality system implemented in any CRM software must ensure.
Practically speaking, if you are a software developer, you will usually be threatened by one patent at a time.
But, practically speaking, we can't keep up in a meaningful way with thousands or tens of thousands of friends.
Practically speaking, an agnostic asserts he must be able to perceive God directly in order to have faith.
Practically speaking, the new Fiat Bravo is in. It is a family car with boot space of 400 liters with the rear seat in place.
Practically speaking, there are many more legal and illegal Western immigrants living in Indonesia or Thailand, than the other way around.
Well, practically speaking, I would say he would probably click on the article to find out exactly how much we know about him.
Practically speaking, statistical machine translators are often too generic, and rule-based machine translators are too slow to use.
Practically speaking, you might never want to change the software, or even have a staff person who can read the source code the instructions written by programmers.