Sentence examples for considered virtually over from inspiring English sources
SEE HIM DECISIVELY BEATEN Pacification of Morocco Progressing Rapidly and War Is Considered Virtually Over.
In the past year or so, the company has begun a major overhaul, hoping to sell its policies from call centers around the country and over the Internet, where traditional agents are considered virtually obsolete.
When he reappeared in the 2,000 Guineas over one mile at Newmarket on 6 May he was considered virtually unbeatable and, with only six other colts turning out to oppose him, he started at odds of 1/3.
Normally, trade finance is considered virtually riskless.
It has been considered virtually certain that Mr. Ashcroft, a staunchly conservative former Missouri senator, will be confirmed, so the Senate struggle over the next few days is really about the future.
"If you are not for missile defense, you are considered virtually a collaborator with the enemy.
Potamkin had a keenly developed sense of form, which he considered virtually like music.
The retail distribution of drugs has been described as chaotic [ 29] and is considered virtually unregulated.
Tube formation by hASCs was not observed and considered virtually absent.
In fact, by the early 90's, the boarder baby crisis was virtually over, and this was considered one of the few successes in the battle against AIDS.
In the case of avidin, biotin binding can be considered a virtually irreversible reaction.
