Sentence examples for therefore virtually from inspiring English sources

He looks relaxed, and is therefore virtually unrecognisable.

It is therefore virtually impossible for the government to recruit the staff needed for a seven-day NHS, even if it had the money to pay for them.

"I knew it was funny and therefore virtually unstoppable but I never foresaw a Tony for best musical or such a worldwide hit.

In stark contrast to the districts in London now suffering violence, therefore, virtually all unrest that rocked France in 2005 occurred in these project-heavy outlying suburbs.

I am usually thrilled to have any seat at a fashion show, and I certainly don't have a problem with the third row, except when there are no risers and therefore virtually no sightlines, as was the case at Givenchy.

Many economists criticize this practice, arguing that 8 percent reflects a fairly high degree of risk, though state pensions are guaranteed by law and are therefore virtually risk free.

The new agreement binds all of the members of the industry's largest trade group, and therefore covers virtually all of the country's more than 300 million wireless accounts, according to the F.C.C. chairman, Julius Genachowski.

We were backing the right-wing juntas we could not say from a foreign policy perspective that conditions were unsafe, and therefore declined virtually every political asylum case".

Still, since Jews weren't permitted to worship, the Crypto Jews eventually intermarried with Catholics and therefore, Puerto Rico virtually had no Jewish history of which to speak.

Registration of cancer has been mandatory by law since 1952, and the registry is therefore considered virtually complete.

Assessing the exact contribution of a set of management practices to overall organisational performance may therefore be virtually impossible.