Sentence examples for virtually rather from inspiring English sources

Virtual reviews: NSF hopes that the percentage of panels that meet virtually rather than convening at its Arlington, Virginia, headquarters will rise from the current 31%to40%0% by the end of fiscal year 2016.

Mr. Agnew maintained that trying on glasses virtually, rather than in person, is helpful for people with poor vision because, he says, they try on new pairs while still wearing the old ones.

It was, if only virtually rather than institutionally, a golden age.

With the specter of swine flu rising, companies have yet another reason to consider holding their meetings virtually rather than sending executives on planes.

Are they making things simpler for you and your company, and do you prefer to meet virtually rather than to fly? Ron Ashkenas is a senior partner of Schaffer Consulting, a Stamford, Connecticut consulting firm and the author of the book Simply Effective: How to Cut Through Complexity in Your Organization and Get Things Done.

Are they making things simpler for you and your company, and do you prefer to meet virtually rather than to fly?

Crime and annoyances are virtually, and rather notoriously, nonexistent.

The other way is more futurist, where you live on virtually and rather than your friendships ending when your life does, you get to extend those friendships.

In contrast, the architecture of the MP was preserved and pericellular collagen was virtually absent; rather, fibrosis in this layer was limited to expansion of the intramuscular septa by collagen types I and III.

When Pettitte barely strode forward while making his next pitch -- he was virtually upright, rather than driving toward the plate -- Torre immediately came out of the dugout and replaced him.

First, it scraps the nefarious interpretation of executive power advocated by Bush lawyers like John Yoo that the president has inherent authority as commander-in-chief to detain virtually anyone, rather relying on Congress' grant of power contained in the 2001 Authorisation to Use Military Force.