Sentence examples for has virtually ended from inspiring English sources

The New Deal has virtually ended long-term youth unemployment.

Now, however, the spread of Zika in the continental United States has virtually ended.

D1 BUSINESS DAY C1-18 ThEndnd of Cheap Books The discount era in the bookstore business has virtually ended.

This fifth successive defeat has virtually ended Leicester's hopes of qualifying for Europe and Taylor must be thankful for the tremendous start his side made to the season.

Many manufactur ers have dismissed housewives who had worked part‐time Overtime pay, which many workers could once rely upon as a regular 'supplement to their wages, has virtually ended.

Since the land-mine treaty entered into force, experts say more than 40 million have been destroyed, trade in land mines has virtually ended, and in 2007 only two countries — Russia and Myanmar — used them.

Hygienic measures and elimination of rats from human habitations have virtually ended urban epidemics of plague in the developed world.

The opposition of General Baldomero Espartero, whose victories over the Carlists had virtually ended the civil war, prompted María Cristina to resign the regency (1840).

At the end of his monthly address in February 2015, he expressed dismay over the renewal of violence against people with albinism, actions that he thought had virtually ended after the government crackdown in 2011 against traditional practitioners.

Mr. Goldberg's entry into the campaign was said by politi cians in a position to know to have virtually ended all talk of Mayor Lindsay making a bid for Governor.

Defeat, or even a draw, would have virtually ended any hope of taking the title but two goals from Bale, including the winner 10 minutes from time, keeps them a single point behind Atlético and Barcelona with three games left.