Sentence examples for for virtually anyone from inspiring English sources

There is now a seat for virtually anyone with a high-school diploma who wants to attend college.

When the New York Stock Exchange bell rang out the year on Wednesday, it tolled for virtually anyone with money in the stock market.

Thousands of communications channels make it possible for virtually anyone in the developed world to know, almost instantaneously, what others do, think, believe, claim, or predict.

The loudest criticism came from Grover Norquist, whose group, Americans for Tax Reform, is the author of the Taxpayer Protection Pledge that has become a sacred covenant for virtually anyone wishing to run as a Republican.

As the founder of the graphics firm and indie publishing imprint An Art Service, Dugan has become a go-to designer for galleries like Gagosian and Hauser & Wirth, or for virtually anyone in Dan Colen's crowd.

But between beautiful, professional-grade design and hand-written scribbled notes are a huge range of typesetting possibilities, things that were once the domain of skilled experts are now possible for virtually anyone to attain.

A recent report by the Citizens Committee for Childrenn showed that most of the 63,000 children under age 5 in New York City whose care is paid for by the government were in registered home-based settings like Ms. Barbosa's, or in informal child care — which is to say, in the home of virtually anyone up for the job.

Her husband has become infamous for his bullying ― both online and in person ― of virtually anyone who appears to oppose him.

That's a big deal to investors researching new companies and founders, entrepreneurs looking for investors and talent, business development folks looking for partners, and virtually anyone trying to understand the constant change in the technology world.

Also, the US Supreme Court has made it possible now by eviscerating Fourth Amendment protections against unreasonable searches and seizures, for the police to stop and search virtually anyone for drugs as long as they get "consent".

Even so, "Grown Up Digital" is a must read for baby boomers and virtually anyone else born before 1977.