Sentence examples for has virtually excluded from inspiring English sources

Distrust has virtually excluded official contact and made unlikely any official U.S. presence in Iran, particularly in the American Embassy, which stands as a bitter monument to U.S.-Iran relations.

The size of this study was such that had Syngenta and Bayer not sponsored it, the resources required would have virtually excluded it from being conducted.

As a consequence, all existing editions have virtually excluded Humboldt's empirical work, a situation that will be remedied with the appearance of the comprehensive critical edition of Humboldt's linguistic works that is under way (Humboldt 1994–).

Whereas his father and brother had virtually excluded non-Flavians from public office, Domitian rarely favoured his own family members in the distribution of strategic posts, admitting a surprisingly large number of provincials and potential opponents to the consulship, and assigning men of the equestrian order to run the imperial bureaucracy.

Treaty negotiations resumed but broke down over the issue of the Sudan, from which the Egyptians had been virtually excluded since 1924.

Brazil has virtually stalled.

This has virtually no effect.

Infrastructure work has virtually stopped.

Fund-raising has virtually stopped.

Hollywood has virtually stopped glamorising cigarettes.

Spain has virtually closed the frontier.