Sentence examples for it virtually made from inspiring English sources

Roman Janousek's arrest on Friday came days after a newspaper alleged his influence over politicians and officials in Prague was once so great it virtually made him the city's "shadow mayor", selling off city property, rigging public tenders and overseeing huge development projects.

"Daddy, they Purgin'!" So shouts Bresha Webb, whose comic performance in the ultra low-budget Meet the Blacks is so unpredictable and versatile it virtually makes up for the film's many dull patches.

When things are played out like they are at present it virtually makes the club a laughing stock.' He added: 'This is most certainly not what the club is about.

It is also shown that GPSFs permit to deal a multilayered plate as if it was virtually made of a single layer.

"No Senate committee is more important than Admissions, Enrollment, and Preparatory Education, and Ignacio has virtually made it his own," his citation goes on.

A confession will virtually make it impossible to fight a ticket.

The Web makes it virtually free, television makes it cheap, and images are everywhere.

Gas stations across the country were closed, making it virtually impossible to make long journeys by car.

The economics of serving people on Medicare make it virtually impossible to make money, said Karen Korn, a health care services analyst at Putnam Investments in Boston.

The lack of a tracking system means that the exact size, scope, and location of the problem is largely unknown, making it virtually impossible to make midcourse corrections.

The failure to modify banking's social contract in light of powerful new economic forces made it virtually impossible for banks to make money.