Sentence examples for virtually no use from inspiring English sources

In England today, there is virtually no use of it.

For one thing, we have virtually no use for assault weapons when we're out there hunting pheasants and ducks and deer.

With virtually no use of her right hand, she has struggled with the smallest of maternal tasks, from opening jars to cutting vegetables and carrying laundry.

Misty is a mixed-breed dog at the Westchester Shore Humane Society here, thriving despite having virtually no use of her hind quarters.

Less than 4% of the population online today, and there is virtually no use of payment cards.

There's virtually no use of modern technology in assessing maintenance requests or filing complaints.

First, HOCM are virtually no longer in clinical use in Western Europe and the USA.

In Britain, there was reluctance to recognize books as of any special importance to the national effort; virtually no direct use of them was made by the government, and it was not until the last four months of the war that a small proportion of publishers' staffs were granted any relief from compulsory national service.

Virtually no systematic use of the measurement of dyspnea severity has been made in children [ 9].

Data from some studies indicate that conventional PCR that targets only CPA will almost always be positive and of virtually no clinical use [ 17].

Two regions, for instance, have built large airports, though virtually no one uses them.