Sentence examples for has moved virtually from inspiring English sources

It's a piece of furniture that people will be comfortable and casual in, and that is the way the world has moved virtually nonstop since.

But now that many categories of high tech have moved virtually all production offshore, companies are finding that they also need to move more and more of engineering and design work overseas as well.

Public understanding of what used to be known as "battered wives syndrome" has moved in my lifetime from virtually zero to high.

As the climate scientist Michael Mann put it to me in my book "Dark Money," when attempting to explain why the Republican Party has moved in the opposite direction from virtually the rest of the world, "We are talking about a direct challenge to the most powerful industry that has ever existed on the face of the Earth.

Virtually every other country has moved towards less regulation in telecoms".

The destruction of Bhachau is so complete that virtually the whole town has moved out.

Having moved into neuroscience with virtually no science training (a BA in philosophy and politics and an MSc in knowledge-based systems), Dale has had to teach himself a lot of computer programming and feels that "at this level and in this area everyone is pretty much self-taught.

Following the collapse of the Iraqi military, Kurdish forces have moved into vacated positions in virtually all the historically disputed lands along the ethnic faultline between Kurds and Arabs.

By the 1990s, virtually all kibbutzim had moved toward full-fledged capitalism, establishing individual wages, transferring ownership of the community's property to individual members, and renting kibbutz facilities to outsiders.

By 2005, virtually all of the judges had moved to courtrooms in the tower, but Judge Barnes preferred the homier charms of the older building.

But the pirates have moved their focus to the southern and eastern coasts of Somalia, where patrols are virtually nonexistent.