Sentence examples for make them virtually from inspiring English sources

Their narrow profile, radar-absorbing paint and deflectors are intended to make them virtually invisible to enemy radar.

Some have banned abortion after the twentieth week of pregnancy, and others have imposed requirements on clinics that make them virtually impossible to operate.

Some malaria mosquitoes that have been sprayed in huts have a habit that reduces their exposure to DDT so drastically as to make them virtually immune.

Many varieties now contain water or liquid vegetable oil instead of partially hydrogenated vegetable oil, which can make them virtually free of trans fats.

The reason opposition has not come barreling in, Mr. Spano and other political analysts said, is the incumbents' records and bank accounts make them virtually unbeatable.

There are plenty of policies starting at around £10 for a single trip, but they are riddled with exclusions and excesses, which make them virtually pointless.

They're beyond hypocrisy — greed and narcissism have made them virtually senseless.

This makes them virtually unbeatable: no counter-insurgency has been won against enemies enjoying such a sanctuary.

At the same time, silicate glasses absorb wavelengths greater than 4 micrometres, making them virtually opaque to infrared radiation.

In case you just arrived from another planet: America's mortgage mania was fueled by home loans with poisonous features that made them virtually impossible to repay.

VIDEO STATIONS AT MOMA Video- and audio-based artworks have been kicking around since the 1960s, which makes them virtually archaic to many of today's young artists.