Sentence examples for virtually has from inspiring English sources

Attending a reunion virtually has distinct advantages.

In fact, it virtually has, thanks to guitarist Nick Valensi's intriguing attitude to the promotional interview.

"Everything that has taken place since the 80's virtually has been on Ronald Reagan's territory".

For now, any other western army which uses satellite guidance virtually has to rely on GPS, though in theory they could use a faltering Russian system called GLONASS.So the advent of Galileo has huge military implications, as France, in particular, notes with quiet enthusiasm, and America observes with quiet horror.

Compounding Froch's frustration, he then wins Joe's old title and virtually has to beg the mandatory challenger, Jermain Taylor, to share a ring with him for his first defence – on an Indian reservation in Mashantucket, an hour from the nearest airport.

"Every seat virtually has got a facility to charge any device - whether it's a cell phone, whether it's an iPod or iPad, whatever device that they have, and in all about 12 gadgets could be charged simultaneously," the entrepreneur said.

"You virtually have to create a place".

They virtually have to invent it.

At Valhalla he virtually had the whole team in tears.

You can virtually have anything you like for breakfast.

We virtually have abortion on demand in this country.