Sentence examples for put it virtually from inspiring English sources

As the securities industry's Mr. Fernandez put it, "Virtually all the problems New York State has are from Wall Street".

Since 2002, Simon & Schuster Audio has been bringing out ("reintroducing... to a new generation of listeners," as the liner notes put it) virtually the full Hemingway literary corpus.

The owner may put it virtually to any use sell it, give it away, rent or lease it, mortgage it, or bequeath it.

[A1.] Judge Thomas Penfield Jackson says he knows his rulings in the Microsoft antitrust case are controversial, but he has no regrets, even though, as he put it, "virtually everything I did may be vulnerable on appeal".

Judge Thomas Penfield Jackson says he knows his rulings in the Microsoft antitrust case are controversial, but he has no regrets, even though, as he put it today, "virtually everything I did may be vulnerable on appeal".

You can put it on virtually everything, and it even makes a fabulous dip or salad dressing.

Schmidt, Hunter, and Outerbridge (1986) put it at virtually zero.

As Mr. Pratt put it, "There's virtually no chance that '662 and its family could survive a full-scale re-examination by the Patent Office, because there are a lot of things that could disable or destroy it".

That would virtually put it under Washington's direct control.It is unlikely that the TVA can get the money it needs from what it charges its customers.

Metaphors are especially memorable because, as one journal article put it, "Studies reveal that virtually all of our abstract conceptualization and reasoning is structured by metaphor".

As the psychiatrist Jonathan Shay, the author of "Achilles in Vietnam: Combat Trauma and the Undoing of Character," put it, "P.T.S.D. can unfortunately mimic virtually any condition in psychiatry".