Sentence examples for but it was virtually from inspiring English sources

He had a camera too, but it was virtually useless in the murk of the Hudson.

Ms. Leiva might have done more than looked, but it was virtually impossible to get a table for lunch or dinner.

Given that Mosul is Iraq's third-largest city, it was a stunning reversal for the US-led forces, but it was virtually unreported since there were no American troops there and hence no embedded journalists.

Should he say: "Well, yes, there was a little more spending than was wise while the sun shone, but it was virtually irrelevant to the sudden catastrophic loss of £92bn in treasury receipts in the crash".

Manuel's primary alternative on Saturday was the rookie left-hander Jon Niese, but it was virtually inconceivable that, with the season on the line, he would use a pitcher with three major league starts.

But it was virtually one-way traffic, Vantaa goalkeeper denying striker Kirsty Linnett and defenders Emily Westwood and Kerys Harrop before the break.

"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.

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

Your foot may look fine, but it's virtually useless.

I won't say it's impossible, but it's virtually impossible".

But it is virtually never the ordinary shareholder who is in the driving seat.