Sentence examples for leaves virtually no from inspiring English sources

The shell leaves virtually no trace.

The March employment report leaves virtually no doubt they are right.

These cases clearly do not control the validity of Schaumburg's ordinance, which leaves virtually no discretion in the hands of the licensing authority.

It's transparent (made with aluminium starch), sprays on super-fine and leaves virtually no product build-up so is ideal for soaking up oil and adding volume for thinner hair that can't cope with heavier-duty numbers.

Set primarily in the years between 1954 and 1974 — what Carter calls the "two decades" of the sixties — this political thriller leaves virtually no important person or event unturned.

That description threatens to undersell a book that leaves virtually no New York obsession unmined: made wealth, inherited wealth, real estate, art, design, philanthropy, society, thwarted ambition, realized ambition, eccentricity.

The District Court had left virtually no room for such a defense.

A large-scale purge in 1950 51 left virtually no native Estonian officials in the highest positions.

That allows them to perform precise operations using techniques that leave virtually no scars.

Without her lunatic eugenics, the show would leave virtually no impression at all.

Hunt Lieberson left virtually no footprints at all in the way she appeared to become one with the music.