Sentence examples for virtually no charge from inspiring English sources
Denmark's comprehensive social welfare system offers unemployment, disability, old-age, and survivorship benefits at virtually no charge to all Danes.
Even E.U. member states that have virtually no public charging points available will open up to the network.
As most professionals point out, virtually no producer will charge to read material.
How 38 people, mostly black, were convicted of grave drug charges on virtually no evidence but the word of a single cop.
Schmidt goes on to assert his valuation of the contribution of Google to society in response to the charge of paying virtually no corporate taxes in the UK.
The Swedish council, virtually in charge of affairs at home during his absence, was preoccupied with threats to Sweden from Denmark.
The hospital industry is quick to say that the charges are irrelevant because virtually no one — private insurers, Medicare or even the uninsured — pays anywhere near those amounts.
This assumed agreement to contribute personal data to research is part of the informal contract between the individual and the state (or where relevant, county councils or other suppliers of health care), given that health care is traditionally virtually free of charge (costs are covered through the tax bill).
This has virtually no effect.
He spoke virtually no English.
