Sentence examples for virtually thousands from inspiring English sources

7) Don't take it personal: There are virtually thousands of people who search for jobs online so don't be put off if you don't get a response from the first few positions.

Virtually thousands of derivatives of a molecule can be achieved by automated systems.

The measurement of A1C equals the assessment of hundreds (virtually thousands) of fasting glucose levels and also captures postprandial glucose peaks; therefore, it is a more robust and reliable measurement than FPG and/or 2-h OGTT plasma glucose.

Virtually ZERO cellular signal.

Unlike other types of medical images, such as brain scans and mammograms which are highly variable and require multiple images to create a three-dimensional effect the retina is virtually two-dimensional and similar from one photo to another.

Because the tunnel was excavated at virtually zero-grade, it could accommodate high-speed trains that would slash travel times between northern and southern Europe and reduce traffic-choked-up Alpine roads.

After the financial crisis hit, Bernanke's response was to provide trillions of dollars in virtually zero-interest loans and other taxpayer assistance to some of the largest financial institutions in the world.

Faith in the prime minister and Britain's political class to deliver anything concrete is now "virtually zero", it said, since both May and the Labour leader, Jeremy Corbyn, have thus far plainly "prioritised the unity of their own party at all costs".

She was defaced and decapitated and left in pieces on the floor by the jihadists, but last month she rose again — thanks to technology developed by British researchers that will help to reconstruct, virtually, hundreds of artefacts smashed by fanatics in Syria and Iraq.

The report also said while the UK as a whole was "at the centre of a so-called productivity puzzle"' which had seen growth slump to "virtually zero", the slowdown had started earlier in Scotland.

1) Evan Spiegel, the CEO of dating app Snapchat, warned that six years of virtually-zero interest rates have inflated an asset bubble and has encouraged investors to make "riskier investments" than they would in a normal interest rate environment.