Sentence examples for virtually anything that from inspiring English sources

By such a yardstick, virtually anything that reduces the probability of financial catastrophes is worth undertaking.

Under the broad view, virtually anything that might benefit the public in some way qualifies as a public use.

"Virtually anything that needs to happen, we will do it," Jeff Butler, an Alaska Airlines executive, said at the time.

He's not been a maverick on virtually anything that generally affects the things that people really talk about".

These days, sites like Politico, the Huffington Post, and nytimes.com provide real-time coverage of virtually anything that is happening.

Only a rapidly growing legal industry has interpreted an "act of expropriation" as virtually anything that "unfairly" damages a company's profits.

But it's always a good idea to ask for a package rate on the basis of an AAA membership, student status, an AARP membership or virtually anything else that seems valid.

Located just off St. James's, the street is dotted with shops displaying gorgeous bolts of striped, solid and checked broadcloth, silk and virtually anything else that can be made into a shirt.

A response to the falling profit rates of Fordism in the late 1960s and early 1970s, post-Fordism relies on freeing capital from all restraints, including national borders and virtually anything else that might get in the way of making the most return on investment.

Google's plans revolve around metadata (literally, special data encoded in the page) that will allow it to access more rich data about a topic, including hours of business, names of products, and virtually anything else that you can think of.

Campbell partook in her fourth entry in the "Scream" series in 2011 and recently had a two-episode stint on "Grey's Anatomy," but otherwise she's virtually exempt from anything that isn't stage work, obscure indie films or Lifetime original movies.