Sentence examples for that has virtually from inspiring English sources

"I come from a state that has virtually no gun control.

But it was hard to predict that the fury would spread to a state that has virtually no taxes.

Tamils require an end to the discrimination that has virtually barred them from holding jobs in the army and police.

A rugged, courtly Texan of a kind that has virtually ceased to exist, Rather smiles with great amusement.

The walkouts were part of a nationwide general strike that has virtually collapsed amid lack of public support.

"As a result," said Glaeser, "you have the second densest country in the world, that has virtually uncongested streets".

Why are Americans so interested in an overseas monarchy that has virtually no power, and which now functions primarily to attract tourists and boost Britain's balance of payments?

According to geologists, it is the only known commercial deposit of rare earths in the world that has virtually no contamination from thorium, which is radioactive.

Today he is 76 years old, the leader of an illegal, if tolerated, party that has virtually no influence in Iranian affairs.

But it also shows how political strife in southern Africa continues to hold back even a kind of development that has virtually no critics.

Speaking for just 12 minutes in his inaugural address, Mr. Schwarzenegger vowed to end the partisanship that has virtually paralyzed state government.