functional

We have, since day one, been working every day to do what’s necessary to provide functional representation to Maine’s indigent population.

There is no difference, functionally or stylistically, between the two campaigns.

By the late summer, AIG was functionally bankrupt—unable to meet financial obligations or raise new cash.

The problem is that Mississippi has long operated as a state that functionally had an open primary.

The National Research Council reports that NASA has functionally thrown in the towel on a manned mission to Mars.

In truth, the original organization functionally folded a year ago, The Daily Beast has learned.

In the vast majority of modern girls and women, the reproductive organs are structurally immature or functionally defective.

As in animal and plant life, so in mechanics—the higher the organism functionally the more complex it becomes physically.

In such expressions as "An honest man's the noblest work of God," the subject is functionally a collective name.

Its cells are functionally agitated, and doubtless act by a reflex impulsion on the motor nerves.

The possession by male mammals of functionally imperfect mammary organs is, in some respects, especially curious.