Sentence examples for but it virtually from inspiring English sources

The N.B.A.'s proposal calls for an 8 percent cut in the first year, but it virtually freezes player salaries for the next six years, for a total reduction of $7.6 billion in player salaries, according to the union.

Officials in Boston had said that the Democratic convention would pump $154 million into that city's economy, but it virtually shut down much of the city, strangling businesses that had hoped to profit from the influx.

"When rail franchising was introduced, the railway ran at a £2bn-a-year loss in terms of its day-to-day costs but today, it virtually covers its running expenses.

Mr. Buckmaster says Craigslist's system captures the large majority of scams before they reach the site, but "it's virtually impossible to keep every scam from traversing an Internet site that 50 million people are using each month".

"The Intelligence Community has a high bar for its assessments but it is virtually impossible to achieve 100percentt certitude," said Shawn Turner, chief spokesman for the Office of the Director of National Intelligence.

But it left virtually all decisions about how this was to be accomplished to future negotiations.

But it is "virtually certain" that most places will see more hot and fewer cold temperature extremes as temperatures rise.

Jackal rabies occurs predominantly in these areas, but it is virtually absent from most national parks, despite substantial jackal populations (8 ).

Don't assume that a mild, calm encounter with this person will end well for you; it may be weeks or months, but it's virtually guaranteed that you'll hear something horrible about yourself from a mutual acquaintance somewhere.

For example, Corynebacterium was the most common genus of bacteria identified in adults, but it was virtually absent from chicks.

I tried to tear it but it's virtually impossible.