Sentence examples for has virtually evaporated from inspiring English sources

But being in charge of the constitution at the Cabinet Office, when the government's constitutional reform programme has virtually evaporated, is not a move to boast about.

Consequently, the time available to a healthcare team to adequately prepare patients for discharge has virtually evaporated [ 40].

Jeffrey Immelt, president and chairman-elect of General Electric, says his company's chances of merging with Honeywell, another electronics and aircraft technology giant, have virtually evaporated.

By the middle of last week, Mr. Obama's once formidable lead, both in national polls and in electoral college projections based on state-level polls, had virtually evaporated.

These universal virtues are core American values, though they have virtually evaporated, losing all meaning for college and professional sports.

Simmer until the liquid has nearly evaporated.

Cook until it has almost evaporated.

The water should have almost evaporated.

Brazil has virtually stalled.

This has virtually no effect.

Infrastructure work has virtually stopped.