Sentence examples for should be virtually from inspiring English sources

For players like Lionel Messi and Cristiano Ronaldo, wizards who score from impossible angles, success from the spot seems as if it should be virtually guaranteed.

Another says taxes should be virtually abolished, arguing that the government should pay the likes of Bill Gates and Steve Jobs for their contributions to society.

With Arsenal back in the top four of the Premier League, the squad should be virtually at full strength for the quarter-finals of the Champions League.

A Speaker should be "virtually senile", says Bercow, putting on a "elderly Tory grandee voice" - but without giving any clue as to who he was talking about.

The Tory leader said he did not understand why Britain should be "virtually alone" in the EU in not bringing in transitional restrictions on the people from the new member states coming here.

"If we can get Jason at his best in man one, Chris has a good lap two and I can peg on a decent lap three, we should be virtually there".

Anything illegal in real life should not be virtually abused in a children's game.

When conditions are this tough, when great shots are not rewarded as they should be, it is virtually impossible for anyone playing well to separate themselves from the field.

Once we've cut the fat from the curriculum by removing general education requirements, the remaining classes should be taken virtually through virtual classrooms.

(1) Optical properties other than the absorbance of target chemicals, such as the scattering coefficient of the tissue and wavelength dispersion, should be maintained virtually constant within the wavelength range measured.

Structurally and functionally, these various calcium granulations as well as the putative NB should all turn out to be virtually indistinguishable from each other.