Sentence examples for for now virtually from inspiring English sources
The recent violence in Israel and the West Bank has for now virtually shut down the tourism industry, just when expectations for it were highest.
Two weeks from now, virtually all the orders for the American spring 2004 collections will be placed.
A decade from now virtually everyone will be for it.
You will search your high street in vain for the now virtually obsolete business of clothes repair and alteration.
He will do whatever he can to prove that his right-wing credentials are impeccable, and this means that the peace process's already very slim chances for success are now virtually nil.
Never a great enthusiast for paragraphs, he has now virtually abandoned them altogether.This can make the book tricky for readers.
(The European Union wanted one cell-phone standard for the continent, and now virtually all European cell phones use G.S.M. technology).
With the Cold War over, the moral argument for such a court is now virtually unanswerable.
"We recognize that it is now virtually impossible for us to prevail in the proxy contest due to the dilutive transaction in question," Mr. Icahn said on Monday.
"We recognize that it is now virtually impossible for us to prevail in the proxy contest due to the dilutive transaction in question," Mr. Icahn said in a statement.
Regarding teachers' unions with a certain distaste, maintaining the belief that they exist to champion inadequacy, is now virtually required for membership in the affluent, competitive classes, no matter an affiliation on the right or left.
