Sentence examples for has virtually completed from inspiring English sources

WASHINGTON — Intelligence officials from several countries say Iran in recent weeks has virtually completed an underground nuclear enrichment plant, racing ahead despite international pressure and heavy economic sanctions in what experts say may be an effort to give it leverage in any negotiations with the United States and its allies.

Officials close to the talks between management and the Major League Baseball Players Association say that the two sides have virtually completed an agreement on a drug-testing program for the World Cup and will announce it soon.

But lower your sights and Minaya, the Montreal Expos' general manager, having virtually completed one of the most remarkable executive feats in baseball history, will be eager to chat with you.

Indeed two "very serious" potential buyers are understood to have virtually completed exhaustive due diligence on Newcastle and would be in a position to seal a takeover in around two weeks were they to decide to proceed.

Although ultimately answerable to Parliament, the BBC has virtually complete independence in the conduct of its activities.

The Cancer Registry of Norway has virtually complete records of all cancer cases in the Norwegian population since January 1953 [ 40].

We present estimates for Leicester, which has the largest population of Indian origin in Britain, and also has virtually complete, self-assigned, ethnicity data.

This so-called "universal screening" has virtually complete sensitivity (100%; 95% confidence interval [CI]: 99.3% to 100%), as everyone is tested.

The main strengths of our study included the population-based design and use of nationwide data from the DCR, which has virtually complete ascertainment of breast cancer.

Our cohort has virtually complete follow-up and we are able to examine the association with smoking according to site-specific cancer subgroups.

Leicester was chosen for this analysis because it has the largest population of British Indians of any local authority in the UK and has virtually complete ethnicity data recorded in HES.