Sentence examples for it has virtually from inspiring English sources

Indeed, the International Fund for Animal Welfare admits that it has virtually suspended its British campaigns on animal testing in order to concentrate on hunting.

That term has been so chronically overused in the last twelve months - to describe the economy, individual banks, various members of the Euro and certain politicians - that it has virtually lost its meaning.

It lacks experience in attractive offshore and Arctic regions, which hold its best potential for future growth, and it has virtually no presence outside of Russia.

It has virtually no ability to treat its enormous population of mentally ill war victims, according to the World Health Organization, which estimates the mentally ill population at two million.

It has virtually no interior, no way to shut its doors and retreat.

It has virtually no system for collecting taxes.

Frequently it has virtually no medicines at all, even paracetamol.

It has virtually no powers in the areas you might think most important, such as migration.

It has virtually the same chemical composition as beef but is less fatty.

However, the engineering is so good that it has virtually crossed the finish line.

Nordic-mindedly open and transparent, it has virtually no trade barriers, so joining the EU means raising them.