Sentence examples for virtually entirely from inspiring English sources

These infections are virtually entirely preventable".

The Afghans are virtually entirely in the lead across Afghanistan".

The investments were virtually entirely handled by Mr. Madoff, Mr. Zabel said.

Finally, this guide is based virtually entirely off of the University of Chicago Manual of Legal Citation (Twentieth Anniversary Edition).

Brassner's apartment was "virtually entirely on fire," New York City Fire Department Commissioner Daniel A. Nigro said.

There are colleges that will welcome students based virtually entirely on their qualities of mind and academic record — Reed College is a good example of this.

Simulation can also be a convenience: in 2014 the USA bobsleigh team won Olympic bronze with a machine designed almost entirely virtually [90].

Dubai's economy is almost entirely service-based, virtually void of manufacturing or agriculture or oil income, which makes it highly dependent on global trends in trade, banking and tourism.

Nonetheless, Professor McKeganey's point of view would not seem out of place in the United States, where all drug education and virtually all treatment are entirely abstinence-oriented.

"Since the Fed started raising rates a year ago, refinancing virtually disappeared since it's driven almost entirely by interest rates," said Doug Duncan, the chief economist of the Mortgage Bankers Association of America.

For $1,000 per month students are asked to learn almost entirely on their own, with virtually zero support as would be standard with any bootcamp.