Sentence examples for but there was virtually from inspiring English sources

Mies joined in several modernist architectural groups at this time and organized many exhibitions, but there was virtually nothing for him to build.

Marx was reacting to the reality of industrial growth at the time: through the first century or so of industrialisation output grew steadily, but there was virtually no meaningful increase in real wages.

Diogo Cão and Bartolomeu Dias touched on the Namibian coast in 1486 and 1488 respectively, en route to and returning from the Cape of Good Hope, but there was virtually no contact until the 1670s.

But there was virtually no change in the voters' ideological self-identification: in 2008, 22percentt called themselves liberal, up only marginally from 21percentt in 2004; 34 percent were conservative, unchanged from the last election; and 44percentt called themselves moderate, compared with 45percentt in 2004.

The 35CP group showed an increase in COF and scratch depth, but there was virtually no change in nanohardness and elastic modulus in the process.

On gay marriage, Twitter was slightly more favorable (33% vs. 46%) but there was virtually zero negative sentiment on Twitter (44% vs. 8%), perhaps because it's easier to silently judge someone's lifestyle than say it in public.

"But there is virtually no difference.

But there is virtually no access on either side".

But there are virtually no independent packers left.

But there are virtually no such spinoffs from Amgen.

But there is virtually no artifice in "Private Fears in Public Places".