Sentence examples for virtually lead from inspiring English sources

Apparently, exceeding the pre-Proposition 209 minority enrollment (except for African American students at Berkeley and UCLA) without employing racial and ethnic preferences doesn't satisfy those goals, nor does the fact that the UCs virtually lead the country in admitting socio-economically disadvantaged students.

New York City's water supplies are virtually lead-free.

Mr. Sturcken said that when water leaves the city's 19 upstate reservoirs it is virtually lead-free, usually containing only trace elements picked up from the surrounding area.

It was not until 1986 that lead pipes were banned, and it was not until 2014 that brass fixtures were ordered to be virtually lead-free.

This was a team who had two incredibly close playoff losses -- to the eventual Western Conference champion (San Antonio Spurs) in 2012, and to a team that was virtually led by some biological imperative (Los Angeles Clippers) a season ago.

Swarovski's work patenting an 'Advanced Crystal' virtually lead-free formula, known in the fashion industry as the 'cleaner, greener stone', is well known, however when it comes to corporate social responsibility initiatives, these are less so.

Kipsang had established a virtually unassailable lead, so his win was anticlimactic.

Although no one at Old Trafford was saying it last night, that victory over Everton has put United into a virtually unassailable lead in the Premier League and offers Ferguson the option of leaving players out of domestic matches should his side progress to the later stages of Europe.

Again she did not need to approach her best but was able to perform when it mattered to establish a virtually unassailable lead over Broersen and the Canadian pre-championships favourite, Brianne Theisen-Eaton, who had all but blown her chances of victory on the opening day.

the 9 nine slot is virtually another lead off batter that should posses the same qualities.

Exposure to the feared situation virtually always leads to anxiety (which may be described as a panic attack).