Sentence examples for he gives virtually from inspiring English sources

A gregarious grandpa with a beard, he's been working hard ever since he was 5, and at 76, he views his retirement as his final job, an important one he gives virtually all his time and energy to.

In their pursuit, Jones said, he gave "virtually unlimited resources and freedom to pursue whatever leads or technology that currently existed".

In his two tours as commissioner he gave virtually no responsibility to either of his first deputies -- John Pritchard, who served in Kelly's first term, or Grasso.

"It's not fair because the investor gives virtually all the revenue to the national government," he said.

An automobile is highly responsive and gives virtually immediate response (certainly less than a second) to braking or steering inputs.

Clearly, it gives virtually everyone access to the National's work and thereby reinforces the case for subsidy.

Another party sponsor, Viacom, the parent of CBS, gives virtually no soft money to political parties, but its political action committee contributes sizable sums to candidates.

That would be an especially untimely development, given that in Washington, the Securities and Exchange Commission is reviewing the status of a unique, nine-year-old arrangement that gives virtually automatic S.E.C. approval to securities documents prepared in Canada according to American guidelines.

In June it began a video biennial in collaboration with YouTube that gives virtually anyone in the world with a video camera and a computer a shot at being included in a museum exhibition.

Running all the estimates just for data from the city of Buenos Aires gives virtually identical results.

"Augmented reality gives virtually any product, the means to come alive and enthrall the consumer, driving sales and fostering brand loyalty.