Sentence examples for have virtually killed from inspiring English sources

Credit card receipts and tougher oversight have virtually killed off unreported tips.

When Liverpool gave the ball back to West Ham, Dietmar Hamann cleverly made sure the ball was unlikely to run out of play for a goal-kick that would have virtually killed off the game.

A surge in high street sales in October has virtually killed off any chances of a cut in interest rates for the foreseeable future.

A1 was a beacon of the free media, they say, and now it has been virtually killed off for its criticism of Mr Gruevski.

As journalists who cover crime are harassed, killed, beheaded and exiled, many news organizations in the conflict zones have virtually stopped reporting on murder and mayhem.

But presidents have virtually unlimited power when it comes to ordering American troops into battle to kill and die.

American exports of corn to Europe have virtually dried up because corn farmers have widely adopted a form of biotech corn that kills pests.

Meanwhile state services have virtually collapsed.

Companies have virtually no powers of coercion.

Bank loans have virtually dried up.

Saudi cities have virtually no public transportation.