Sentence examples for is virtually clear from inspiring English sources

Naples itself is virtually clear.

Mr. Gore, whose path to the nomination is virtually clear after a sweep of the 11 Democratic contests on Tuesday, has no plans to visit any of the three states before the voting on Friday.

• The extent of the north polar ice is shrinking by an area the size of the Netherlands every year • By 2100, the Arctic ocean could be virtually clear of ice in the summer, with just a couple of floes near the pole.

The coastal ranges, most of which were privately owned, were virtually cleared of their old-growth (virgin) forests.

The Democratic field has been virtually cleared for Ms. Nunn, the unassuming, largely unknown daughter of Georgia's popular former Senator Sam Nunn, a Democrat.

Unlike that building, 510 Madison does not overlook Central Park, but brokers say it has many features that boutique financial services firms find attractive, including space that is virtually column-free, providing clear sight lines between the head traders and the teams out on the floor; floor-to-ceiling glass; and the sleek, minimalist look for which the Macklowes are known.

But as testimony in the trial made clear, it is virtually impossible to determine which officers fired which shots, or when in the barrage the fatal shots occurred.

Why in some cases RIBE is so robust, while in others including our current study in hSC, it is virtually absent, is still not clear and definitely merits further investigations.

Ease is virtually ruled out, but not a clear intuition of the emotional complexities at stake.

Whether it's the Rift or the Vive that eventually breaks through to the mass market, however, one thing seems clear: the future is virtually upon us.

Furthermore, if one attempts to establish the nature of health care resources, it soon becomes clear that it is virtually impossible to quantify them.