Sentence examples for has virtually all the from inspiring English sources
Shoshone National Forest has virtually all the original animal and plant species that were there when white explorers such as John Colter and Jim Bridger first visited the region.
He continues dividing up a smaller and smaller pieces in this manner until he either has virtually all the salami or his adversary realizes what's happening and breaks off negotiations.
Prosecutors could add Mr. Mazzo as a defendant later, but not including him now is puzzling because the S.E.C. civil complaints have virtually all the information recited in the indictment.
By the time the king of Sweden himself, Carl XVI Gustaf, married the daughter of a German businessman in June 1976, the marriage prohibition had evaporated -- as had virtually all the powers of the monarchy.
The place had virtually all the technology that you'd find at Harvard and Stanford and the Mayo Clinic, and, as I walked through that hospital on a dusty road in South Texas, this struck me as a remarkable thing.
I am acutely aware of the political constraints that have confined us to low Earth orbit for nearly 40 years, but the technological constraints have been overblown: We have had virtually all the technology required for manned expeditions to Mars for decades.
After all, under Stalin, Russia had virtually all the same characteristics as Putin's, save for religiosity.
Syntactic grooming chains by DAT-KD mice had virtually all the typical features of wild-type chains and of syntactic chains previously reported for outbred mice and D1 receptor knockout mice [ 37, 41].
"I'm pretty sure in the next week I will have virtually all the retentions done, and then we'll be announcing in the early new year".
The Americans' group-play opener Monday, in Winnipeg, is also expected to sell out, as have virtually all the city's hotel rooms.
So have virtually all the national hunting and fishing associations and the Nature Conservancy, which recognize the importance of the bill's protective measures.
