Sentence examples for virtually no property from inspiring English sources

There is virtually no property trade.

Her realization that married women had virtually no property, income, employment, or even custody rights over their own children, helped set her course toward changing these inequities.

Even those physicists who wished to retain substantival space broke with the atomist tradition of assigning virtually no properties to the void.

A Socialist England, as Orwell described it, would be a classless society with virtually no private property.

(Because there is virtually no private property, the gift is from the state, and can be withdrawn at any time).

With virtually no commercial property to help pay taxes, it suffers from the highest school tax rate in Nassau County, low spending per student and high teacher turnover.

Gedeon Richter RT, eastern Europe's largest pharmaceutical by market value, concentrates on generic drugs and has virtually no intellectual property of its own.

In answering the first question, it could be argued that contextualism with regard to the attribution of virtually any property is true.

The community, bordered in part by the Southern State and Meadowbrook Parkways, has virtually no commercial or industrial property to help shoulder the cost of education.

For one thing, these ominous granules contain virtually no lathering or sanitizing properties whatsoever.

Within the investigated range of partitioning properties, virtually no impact on the shape of the CBATs was observed [Supplemental Material, Figure 4 (http://dx.doi.org/10.1289/ehp.1104236)].