Sentence examples for virtually able from inspiring English sources

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Eventually, as a result of bureaucratic centralization in France and the willingness of the government to commit funds to higher education in order to gain cultural prestige, the directorate of the Sixth Section was virtually able to supervise historical research in the country.

Recent findings have supported the impression that, although HIV is virtually able to infect any CD4+ T cell, there is a preference for the infection of activated lymphocytes [ 181].

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Virtually all able-bodied men were drafted to fight.

Toward this end, the entire population has been mobilized, with virtually every able-bodied citizen expected to cut cane or fill in at work for those who do.

But the final spark was provided by the new National Conscription Act, which made virtually all able-bodied men eligible for the draft but allowed the well-to-do to escape service in the Union Army by paying a $300 fee.

Cars will then be virtually autonomous, able to drive themselves without the motorist's intervention.

The new models would virtually be able to "see, hear, and do" whatever you asked them to thanks to voice recognition and a front-facing camera.

With virtually anybody able to alter, edit or otherwise contribute to the collaborative Web pages, it can be problematic to gauge the reliability and accuracy of such resources.

In fact, these hands will virtually be able to think for themselves.

It is virtually helpless, being able only to suckle and vocalize.

Not only are they virtually invisible and able to sail through walls and planets like wind through a screen door, but they are shape-shifters.

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