Sentence examples similar to virtually counted on from inspiring English sources
In any discussion here about the decision to move an older person into some sort of care facility, we can virtually count on a denunciation in the comments section, often from someone citing immigrant roots.
As with virtually every aspect of life, it all boils down to trust and the expectations others have about how each one of us can be counted on to behave.
"Everybody counted on her.
Thanks in part to millions of dollars of donations to Republican senators like Charles Grassley and Mike Enzi, the Tea Party movement can count on virtually every Republican in Congress to vote with it on major bills.
A Republican can count on virtually all of the South, the Plains states and conservative parts of the West, giving the eventual GOP candidate a likely base of 181.
Many of the condo buildings that were built here at the height of the real estate boom are virtually empty, but developers are now counting on Zappos employees to move in en masse.
If Congress does not support a relatively modest action in response to a chemical attack that killed more than 1,400 people in Syria, Obama advisers said, the president will not be able to count on support for virtually any use of force.
