Sentence examples for has changed virtually from inspiring English sources
Six months on Bolton are last but one in the league and Lee has changed virtually the entire backroom staff that was responsible for much of Allardyce's success.
He wasn't a specialist in my subject and he was only going to tell me his interpretation of a grid of lesson descriptors that has changed virtually every year for the last decade.
During the announcement, Google's officials stressed how the Web has changed virtually everything "for the good" over the last few years and created million of jobs.
Everything has changed virtually overnight for Trump and for any other person who would use their position of power to exploit and victimize others.
FBI Director Louis J. Freeh, in a statement, noted that he has "changed virtually every aspect of the FBI's crisis-response capabilities" as a result of lessons learned from Ruby Ridge.
Fundamental changes associated with the development of digital media technology have changed virtually every aspect of writing and reporting and many scholars involved in forest research have become increasingly aware of the need for a new international Open Access platform of Forest Science.
Much of it took place on social media, and much is being written of late about how Facebook and Twitter have changed virtually everything that we've come to see as a normal part of an election cycle: the consumption of daily news and facts (or non-facts).
It's interesting to think about how that day has changed the mentality of virtually every New Yorker when it comes to disasters, and whether it has made us more or less prepared for them.
In the 11 months since 15 people died at Columbine High School, virtually nothing has changed in Colorado.
However, virtually nothing has changed in how the law treats cohabiting couples and their property if they separate.
How do you deliver a speech to Wall Street on the eve of the first anniversary of its near-collapse and explain to the world how virtually nothing has changed?
