Sentence examples for virtually matched from inspiring English sources

The annual payout virtually matched his salary with the Jets, about $800,000.

Rivera's agent, Jim Bronner, noted that before this year Rivera's salary has virtually matched that of the shortstop Derek Jeter.

Donald J. Trump did, at one point, accept an offer that virtually matched his asking price, but the buyer died before the deal closed, said Michael D. Cohen, the special counsel to Mr. Trump at the Trump Organization.

To deal with the scattering on the post-operative CBCT images in the implant regions, all implants were virtually matched with cylindrical shapes, positioned on the 2D CT data.

In a world where we can pick up our smart phones and use Apps to have our interests virtually matched with those of a potential lover only a few blocks away, genuine face-to-face conversation is a dying art.

Viewpoint and size of objects were virtually matched within each category, because it has been suggested that the human ERP component to faces (i.e. N170) is influenced by interstimulus perceptual variance, and that this factor should be controlled to examine face-sensitivity in the neural activity [35].

Below 4,000 r.p.m., the Stingray virtually matches the torque curve of the mighty, 505-horse Corvette Z06.

The plug-in model is also positioned as a range-topper of the Accord model line, optioned up to virtually match the top-line Touring sedan, with touch screen, LEDs and safety features.

The 19/26 mileage rating for a RAV4 with all-wheel drive virtually matches the 19/27 of the 4-cylinder RAV4, yet the V-6 pumps out 103 more horsepower.

Londoner David Stuarts, who had been on the point of remortgaging at Abbey, was told that his flat was worth £320,000, even though a nearby flat "virtually matching us in size and rooms" had recently sold for £370,000.

The historical conspiracy outlined in indictment dates from 1989 and virtually matches the conspiracy described in the case filed against Mr. bin Laden in New York in the embassy bombings.