Sentence examples for have gone virtually from inspiring English sources

This spring, she said, her azaleas have gone virtually untouched.

These persistent organic pollutants, known as POP's, have gone virtually unregulated since they were developed more than 50 years ago.

Scientists have learned to exploit this phenomenon from above to map mountains, valleys, trenches and other features on the ocean floor that have gone virtually unvisited by humans and their devices.

Unlike so many other hijackings off the Somali coast that have gone virtually unnoticed — and unpunished — the attack Thursday evening on the Faina, a Ukrainian vessel bringing military equipment to Kenya, has provoked the wrath of two of the most powerful militaries on the planet.

Their bills have gone virtually nowhere, as even many progressives have seemed loath to put much weight behind a minimum wage hike in a down economy.

While the widespread impacts from this offshore accident seem huge, it is dwarfed by three other massive spills that have gone virtually unnoticed by the news media and the public.

The SCAF has gone virtually silent.

But Mr. Markowitz's role in fund-raising for his nonprofit groups has gone virtually unquestioned.

The Mets unveiled their primary logo on Nov. 16, 1961, and it has gone virtually unchanged.

It has gone virtually unnoticed, but a generation of N.B.A. stars hit something of a collective pinnacle over the last week.

I called Evergreen Lodge, the place we had gone virtually every summer until I was a teenager.