Sentence examples for could virtually have from inspiring English sources

His words could virtually have been cut and pasted from Letwin's 1985 paper.

Ireland, like the other two, could virtually have named their starting XV for this tournament three years ago.

"You virtually have to create a place".

They virtually have to invent it.

Workers themselves virtually had no say in choosing the work units they could enter or change.

Bird says it was more challenging when her children were younger, but setting up her main business so it could virtually run without her has been hugely beneficial.

With this money, we could virtually guarantee that the UK has the best-trained workforce in the world.

Germany is a country where virtually everyone could have known about the horrors had they wanted to.

"If we'd sold our house then, we could have virtually bought a whole village with the money".

"If we could have virtually free tuition fifty years ago in America at our great public universities and colleges, we damn well can do it today".

Virginia Tech could have virtually secured a place in the N.C.A.A. tournament field with a victory against No. 1 North Carolina on Saturday in the Atlantic Coast Conference tournament in Charlotte.