Sentence examples for virtually settled from inspiring English sources

In any case, the issue in France had already been virtually settled by the victory of Italy's German ally.

Although the issue in France had already been virtually settled, Italy's entry into the war meant chiefly that the threat of naval conflict in the Mediterranean had now not unexpectedly become a reality.

By the time the Japanese began their attempt to subjugate all of China in July 1937, the terms of a new united front between the communists and the Nationalists had been virtually settled, and the formal agreement was announced in September 1937.

Nevertheless, his concepts, especially his saxophone techniques, influenced other musicians virtually since he settled in New York in 1963, and his song "Ghosts" (1964) is a jazz standard.

In the intervening years, the federal and territorial governments settled virtually all native land claims in the valley, giving tribes legal standing to negotiate rents and royalties.

Most of the heart of the peninsula, the department of Petén in Guatemala, and large portions of the states of Campeche and Quintana Roo in Mexico (the most densely settled portion of the Classic Maya territory) were virtually abandoned.

Nasri, on whom so much expectation had settled, was virtually anonymous.

The populated sections of Canada are well traversed by highways and roads, but vast areas of the larger provinces and the territories that are sparsely settled are virtually without roads of any kind.

Virtually all litigation is settled and not tried to completion in court.

It is virtually impossible to settle on a single reading of the E Minor Violin Concerto.

Pfizer said Friday it had agreed to set aside $894 million to settle virtually all the lawsuits related to its withdrawn painkiller Bextra as well as a similar drug that remains on the market, Celebrex, four years after concerns about cardiovascular risks of such drugs became widely publicized.