Sentence examples for virtually discounted from inspiring English sources
For decades, conventional wisdom and scholarship had virtually discounted the existence of a vibrant Jewish visual culture.
In the modern age the policy of developing young Basque players and only picking players native to the Basque region - that's born in or with Basque parents - has seemingly virtually discounted the club from winning the league.
Through Web sites and electronic newsletters, virtually all airlines offer deeply discounted fares, frequently making them public only a few days before departure.
But sales have nearly tripled this year for one category of vehicles that is being marketed with virtually no discounts at all: sport utility vehicles based on car designs.
The deal's $18 million-a-year average is the fourth-highest in baseball, or the third-highest, if Manny Ramirez's contract is discounted because it has money deferred with virtually no interest.
Once debt relief is discounted, the rate of aid to Africa appears virtually static, according to the Organisation for Economic Co-operation and DEconomic Co-operation
Buy a two-to-five-day Barcelona Card (23 to 34 euros) online (www.barcelonaturisme.com) and get a 10-percent discount on the card, which grants free or discounted entry to many museums and attractions, and, perhaps more important, offers unlimited free travel on virtually all of the city's public transport, including the airport train.
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