Sentence examples for virtually as far from inspiring English sources

He is best known now as a star of the TV series "Sex and the City," and the distance between that and "Beckett Shorts" is virtually as far.

Our view is that in this ever more integrated global economy, where rising middle-class incomes are essentially derived from high-speed and constant connectivity with the Internet, new demand is axiomatic virtually as far as the eye can see.

How about as far as humor?

And yet the idea that either a Conservative or Labour government would pledge to hold down prices today would be regarded by virtually everyone as far-fetched.

Early in the day, Trump suggested that Obamacare was "virtually dead" ― "as far as I'm concerned, it really is dead" ― and he bashed the CSR payments as money that "goes to the insurance companies to line their pockets".

The surveillance craft, which have proved their worth along the DMZ in North Korea and against cocaine barons in Colombia, come loaded with long-range night-vision and infrared sensors that permit operators to detect move-ment and snap photos of virtually anyone's backyard from as far as 20 miles away.

We have virtually all of the patents as far as the critical materials are concerned".

Having taken control of the family firm, Brose, which supplies key components to the car industry – virtually all of the car industry, as far as I can work out – back in the Eighties, he has grown it by a factor of 100.

The gray wolf can disperse widely, with some animals moving over 1,000 km (625 miles) from their place of birth, but analysis of mtDNA does not support the existence of multiple subspecies; virtually identical genotypes were identified from as far apart as Alaska and southern Canada.

Remember that there is virtually no difference in digital cell phones, as far as sound is concerned.

There is really no reason for it to be defended, as most Americans have virtually no desire to cross it, ever, and as far as the Canadian invasion goes, well, it already happened.