Sentence examples for has virtually none of from inspiring English sources

But a "tsunami of American tourists" are coming and the island has virtually none of the room or amenities to handle them, he said.

But the "Dogma" disc has virtually none of the things -- save for the obligatory trailer -- that makes "Clerks," "Mallrats" and "Chasing Amy," however erratic they are as movies, so indispensable as additions to DVD libraries.

Oddly enough, Mr. Marshall's music has virtually none of the Eastern inflections that ripple through the early work of Mr. Reich, who fell in love with gamelan around the same time.

After all, this is something that looks like a regular desktop PC but has virtually none of the functionality or flexibility.

But you'll notice that towns that are very affluent have virtually none of these things".

After years of fiddling with a list of such items, I by chance met someone who had virtually none of them.

They have virtually none of the lobbyists that all the other players do in these hugely important discussions about how public resources will be allocated.

Bush has virtually none.

The area around Columbia University has virtually none.

In North Korea, he said, Mr. Bush has virtually none.

And right now they have virtually none".