Sentence examples similar to virtually retained from inspiring English sources

They have retained virtually every patent lawyer in South Africa.

What the Republicans fail to say is that the budget resolutions crafted by Paul Ryan and approved by the Republican-controlled House retained virtually the same cut in Medicare.

The only major unit of the old Communist security service that the new government retained virtually intact was its counterterrorism branch, along with a stable of informants among the small group of Arabs here.

They have retained virtually intact the gada, or highly formalized age-set system (a system in which all members of society are included in separate age groups for life).

One small problem: Ryan had crafted a plan to overhaul Medicare that retained virtually all of the Medicare "cuts" contained in the health-care law but diverted them instead toward helping fund his plan.

In Swaziland the 3,000 whites who had gained land as temporary concessions from the king in the late 19th century retained virtually two-thirds of the total in land settlements in 1908 and 1915.

The company not only retained a virtually unrestricted right to amend the plan in whole or in part, but was also free to terminate the plan and distribute the trust assets at any time and for any reason.

First, in a previous report, while reductions of NKX3.1 protein occurred in PIN lesions and some adenocarcinomas, the reductions were relatively minor and virtually all invasive adenocarcinomas retained significant levels of NKX3.1 protein [57].

Indeed, the question of why virtually all eukaryotes have retained three GPN genes remains unclear.

As part of the most recent deal, United has agreed to retain virtually all 45,000 US Airways employees.

Intuit said it expected to retain "virtually all" of Management Reports' employees, including Bob Lasser, its chief executive.