Sentence examples for has been virtually completed from inspiring English sources
The authority's current operating expenses are approximately $30 million a year, even though the development has been virtually completed and the city already provides all police, fire, educational and sanitation services.
The old quarter has been tarted up, Santiago Calatrava's space-age fantasy, the Ciudad de las Artes y las Ciencias, has been virtually completed, the America's Cup sailed into town in 2007, and it hosted a Formula One grand prix a year later.
Clarke eventually decided not to reclassify cannabis but ordered a review of the whole system - which had been virtually completed but had not been published when he quit the cabinet in May.
In the United States and in the rest of the English-speaking world, the triumph of science as implicit philosophy rather than as just the theoretical dimension of technology has been virtually complete.
The Swedish register recorded approximately 83% of all psychiatric admissions in 1973, 97% in 1974 1983, and 95% in 1984 1986, and has been virtually complete since 1987.
Although in most long-term studies loss to follow-up may compromise the integrity and interpretation of study results, the follow-up in DCCT and subsequently in EDIC has been virtually complete.
Vick has been virtually invisible with the Eagles, completing three passes for 6 yards and rushing 15 times for 65 yards.
