Sentence examples for virtually daytime from inspiring English sources

It should be pointed out that due to equatorial spread F (ESF) in the first storm (December 2006) and no-reflections from the ionosphere during nighttime in the second storm (July 2009), we had virtually daytime data from the two ionosondes.

What about daytime TV shows?

(Of course it helps when you program seven fewer hours of prime time than your competitors, and have virtually no daytime or late-night programming).

"We are already identifiable and known by virtually every (daytime TV) viewer.

As stations made room in their schedules for these programs, the game show virtually disappeared from daytime schedules during this period, with the exception of The Price Is Right (NBC/ABC, 1956 65; CBS, begun 1972), which was still running at the dawn of the 21st century after more than 40 years.

The pair of ionosonde stations at Dibrugarh (27.5° N, 95° E, 17° N geomagnetic) and Okinawa (26.5° N, 127° E, 17° N geomagnetic) provide the opportunity of comparing the NmF2 at these longitudes as they are virtually at the daytime and nighttime peak of the WN4 structure and also at the same geomagnetic latitude.

"We find it really worrying that if you watch daytime television, virtually every other advert is for a payday loan company.

But it has also faced tough challenges, with virtually its entire original daytime output wiped out and replaced by repeats as part of the BBC's Delivering Quality First initiative to save £700m.

In fact, daytime slumber was virtually beyond a congenitally wired type like me.

But there are big challenges ahead, not least the cuts that are being implemented across the board at the BBC that will see virtually the whole of BBC2's daytime schedule given over to repeats.

Audi says the 6.0 is the first car in the world to use LED daytime lights, which have virtually no effect on fuel consumption.