Sentence examples for gives virtually from inspiring English sources

An automobile is highly responsive and gives virtually immediate response (certainly less than a second) to braking or steering inputs.

"It's not fair because the investor gives virtually all the revenue to the national government," he said.

Clearly, it gives virtually everyone access to the National's work and thereby reinforces the case for subsidy.

For back-to-back snug-tight bolted sections, the Canadian Code (CSA S16-01) givirtuallyally the same design outcome as the LRFD.

Another party sponsor, Viacom, the parent of CBS, gives virtually no soft money to political parties, but its political action committee contributes sizable sums to candidates.

For thick entering sheets, viscoplasticity (and also shear-thinning) leads to excess sheet thickness as the dimensionless Bingham number increases; it reduces the vortex size in the fluid bank, and gives virtually no swelling at the exit from the rolls.

Interactive point and click design dialogs give virtually complete control over graph appearance.

They were given virtually unlimited authority to pursue and punish political dissenters.

But parents often say they were given virtually no information, let alone choices.

And I'm going to give virtually all of those claim cheques to charity when my wife and I die".

Still, Woodstock gave virtually everyone involved — ticketholders, gate crashers, musicians, doctors, the police — a sense of shared humanity and cooperation.