practically

Once this megastructure is finished, energy has become practically unlimited for molding the home system however they see fit.

But population-based studies have shown that social skills make practically no difference for adults when it comes to social connections.

On an interstellar scale, humanity is practically invisible.

Getting enough calories, staying safe and warm, or caring for offspring was practically impossible alone.

Beyond the human risk, in sensitive environmental areas like rivers and streams, trenching is not only technically challenging but practically unachievable because of the permits required.

Imprisoned people who met with the board in the morning were far more likely to receive parole than those whose cases were reviewed in the afternoon, even if their crimes and sentences were practically identical.