Sentence examples for has reached virtually from inspiring English sources
The density of population is extremely high, and overcrowding has reached virtually intolerable proportions in many sections of the city.
Malnutrition rates are down, immunization coverage is up from about 35% to more than 75%, and Vitamin A supplementation has reached virtually all children.
This marked increase was virtually confined to men, in whom the number of deaths had reached almost 200 per annum by 1978.
The charity says the shortage of adapted housing stock has reached the point that virtually none is ever available.
Collectively India have looked shot for weeks now and one feels for MS Dhoni, who has through injury that has reached epidemic proportions been left virtually with a second XI with which to fight an ebullient home side ever gaining in confidence.
Drug resistance has reached alarming levels with the emergence of strains that are virtually untreatable with existing drugs.
Virtually every reputable organization of scientists in the world has reached the same basic conclusion.
In the consumer-electronics sector, while the smartphone wars are still eliciting a frisson of excitement from early adopters, plasma TVs have reached an apotheosis of excellence where virtually nothing distinguishes the high end of the line from the low end, and there seems no reason ever to buy a new large viewing screen to replace your current one.
Virtually all physicians had reached university or college in the Russian Federation and the United States, and the proportion of other health professionals with higher education was seen to have increased over time in all countries (Table 5).
This study could not investigate that hypothesis directly, because GDL had already become virtually universal by the time participants in the current study had reached driving age.
The RSK claimed the situation allowed for the maintenance of RSK authorities until a final political settlement was reached, virtually ensuring the RSK had no incentive to negotiate.
