Sentence examples similar to virtually entirely restored from inspiring English sources

My hearing was almost entirely restored — but of course, like the documentarian, I was deaf.

In just a year the stream bed has risen three feet, Mr. Burrell said, and in a couple more years it could be entirely restored at virtually no cost.

The building needed to be entirely restored, but Uniacke was undaunted.

But few people expect that all the freedom given to private aircraft before Sept. 11 will be entirely restored.

I was greatly heartened to read by page 598 that within a year, "the area entirely restored, indeed dramatically improved".

Tissue engineering follows the principles of cell biology, materials science, and engineering toward the development of biologic substitutes that can partly or entirely restore and maintain normal function.

This restoring force is balanced virtually entirely by the stress fiber's material viscosity, whereas the roles of both stress fiber inertia and cytosolic damping are negligible.

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.

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