Sentence examples for virtually always on from inspiring English sources

Describing the former senator as "virtually always on," Mr. Rendell said that Mr. Fumo served the state well and that his staff was famously diligent.

The new navigation bar replaces the three icons (back, home, overview) that are virtually always on screen with a more adaptive system and a home button that now lets you swipe to switch between apps (instead of tapping on the overview button).

Furthermore, the expansion of social enterprises virtually always depends on more outsourcing and privatisation by the public sector, hence their "growth" has similar limited economic benefits.

Documented interviews with thousands of convicted burglars have pointed out that burglars hate sirens and will virtually always go on to easier pickings.

Formal research studies have virtually always stratified on a conventional descriptor of population structure and diversity is subsequently assessed within and between groups [18], [20], [23], [54].

The diagnosis is virtually always performed on a scant material obtained by thin needle biopsy, and therapy is initiated immediately after the sample collection.

The "infectiousness" of patients is virtually always inferred on the basis of viral shedding from the upper respiratory tract rather than from directly observed transmission, but the relationship between nasopharyngeal shedding and transmission is uncertain and could vary.

With regard to amyloid-PET, its potential clinical usefulness is strictly based on the assumption that early cerebral amyloidosis is virtually always detected in subjects on the path of AD.

Because a limited number of tickets are sold as rush tickets, there is virtually always a limit of one or two tickets per person, depending on the show.

Wherever there is liquid water on Earth, there is virtually always life, and microbes underground on Mars could be sustained by energy sources and chemical reactions similar to those that support deep-dwelling organisms on Earth.

I typically squeeze in my doctoral work during evenings and weekends, but in fact, trying to segregate family, work and PhD time is virtually impossible – my doctoral work is always on, running as a background programme throughout the day.