Sentence examples for may virtually from inspiring English sources

Paperless electronic systems may virtually eliminate voter error, but they also multiply possibilities for tampering.

Some scientists believe that coral reefs, home to a quarter of all marine species, may virtually disappear within a few decades.

When one is talking about a country nested within the so-called "developing world," soccer may virtually be the only means by which Uruguay sets itself apart on the world stage.

Migrants may virtually 'import' health risks and resources from their countries of origin which, in turn, may be prone to change with increasing duration of stay in the host country [ 24].

Some parasites of native species may virtually disappear after an invader arrives, for example, a tapeworm of Australian pythons has declined since arrival of cane toads, apparently because the (virtually inedible) toad provides a terminal host within which adult tapeworms can develop, but are never passed on to snake predators (Freeland et al. 1986).

"There was no rain here between February and May, virtually not a drop," he said Sunday.

In the game players take control of one or more virtual people (Sims) and may direct virtually every aspect of their lives.

This work proposes the use of virtual simulation through reusing a game engine platform, in which the real environment may be virtually modeled and people are able to virtually navigate and interact among themselves, to support ergonomics evaluation in adequating control rooms for licensing of NPPs.

In terms of average daily temperature, "spring" arrives in Skåne during February but not until late May in northernmost Norrland; then it may come virtually overnight.

In its most extreme form, there may be virtually no septum between the two atrial chambers.

Above the tree line during the summer season, temperatures high enough for plant growth occur for only about 100 days, but this period may be virtually frost-free even at night.