Sentence examples similar to virtually expired from inspiring English sources
1. Mini: Mini dominated the popular division based in large part on its highly regarded two-year/50,000-mile coverage that kicks in when the new-car coverage expires — virtually the same as its BMW brethren.
Mini's CPO program, which is called Next, has dominated this category for the past few years with its two-year/50,000-mile coverage that kicks in when the new-car coverage expires (virtually the same as BMW) for a total of six years and 100,000 miles.
For example, AstraZeneca created Nexium to replace the virtually identical Prilosec when its patent was about to expire.
When time finally expired, the arena seemed virtually empty.
It would not apply to coin-operated single-space meters, because it would be virtually impossible to tell when they expired.
And both men, Republicans who were succeeded by Democrats, virtually disappeared from the spotlight when their terms expired, Mr. Gulotta at the end of 2001 and Mr. Gaffney at the end of 2003.
Growth and investment are hampered by bureaucracy, stunted infrastructure and crime.Shrinking, sinkingPuerto Rico has been in recession virtually since 2006, when a federal tax break for corporate income expired, prompting many businesses to leave.
But because the cuts will have expired for everyone on Jan . 1unless Congress takes action, lawmakers are virtually certain to revisit the issue in the lame-duck session.
