Sentence examples for but it received virtually from inspiring English sources

But it received virtually no attention until last weekend, when The Sunday Times of London published an article after the work was mentioned in a British government review of related technology.

While it has been successful, selling well in hardback and international sales, it received virtually no press interest outside Scotland.

It received virtually no coverage in the U.S. press.

Instead, it received virtually nothing.

As an industry, it receives virtually no help from government, beyond the odd, SamCam-starring, No 10 shindig, yet is worth billions.

What is news, but has received virtually no attention, is that the studies also show that even on its own terms, racial profiling doesn't work.

But she said she received virtually no royalties from record sales, only more bookings.

Twitter has gone further than any of the other big online organisations in sticking up for the privacy of its users – and has received virtually nothing but opprobrium for its efforts.

While efforts to manage human-induced trait change are beginning to receive some attention, managing its ecological consequences has received virtually none.

The escrow is paid back to the players at a later date if the league meets revenue projections, as it did this season, when the players received virtually all of the pay that had been set aside.

Although the album received virtually no radio airplay, it became the band's first to enter the Billboard 200, debuting at number 94, and the band's first album certified gold in the United States.