Sentence examples for good virtually from inspiring English sources

The caveat though is that 3D graphic designers may add things that, while they look good virtually, can't be replicated in the exact same way.

Unemployment soared, industrial production collapsed, and prices, especially for farm commodities, fell rapidly as demand for all manner of consumer goods virtually disappeared.

The government reported this week that consumer prices grew at the slowest pace in 50 years in 2008, retail sales spiraled downward and trade levels slumped as demand for foreign goods virtually dried up.

He said Russia could be flooded with European goods virtually without tariffs because of an existing free-trade regime between Kiev and Moscow.

From this angle, sponsoring a woman's uterus is simply more efficient all the way around: a quick and easy solution to concerns that conservatives have about women's abilities to make good decisions about virtually anything -- especially if it involved their own bodily integrity, which has nothing to do with their ability to participate fully and actively in the economy.

And the good news: virtually every Chelsea gallery scheduled to attend Art Basel is still going.

Downton Abbey might be a good fit – virtually all the characters are butlers.

A quarantine system made the importation of good vines virtually impossible.

Thanks to globalisation and good policies, virtually all developing countries are catching up with their richer peers.

Scott Hamilton, managing director of the Leeham Company, an aviation consulting firm in Issaquah, Wash., said the new agreement was good for virtually everyone.

They also showed higher levels of HDL, the so-called good cholesterol, virtually no arterial blockage and, like Mr. Linksvayer, remarkably low blood pressure.